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Altera Digital Health

Cloud-based EMR SaaS for hospitals

Overview

Altera Digital Health provides cloud-based EMR software for hospitals and health networks in Australia and New Zealand. Its main product is a SaaS EMR that stores, manages, and lets clinicians access patient information through a cloud platform, with a user-friendly interface to streamline clinical workflows. It differentiates itself by being cloud-native, subscription-based, and by offering scanning and document management services to support digitization for large healthcare providers, enabling scalable and cost-efficient operations. Its goal is to improve patient care and outcomes by making clinical workflows more efficient and reducing administrative tasks for healthcare teams.

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About Altera Digital Health

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Why Altera Digital Health is rated
B-
Rated B on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

Industries

Enterprise SoftwareHealthcare

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Acquired

Total Funding

$700M

Headquarters

Maipú, Chile

Founded

2017

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What believers are saying

  • Fourteen hospital systems renewed Sunrise on February 24, 2026, validating product direction.
  • NOR Healthcare will deploy CarePath across six hospitals, widening Altera's patient-engagement footprint.
  • October 7, 2026 leadership changes sharpen AI focus and operational execution under Marcus Perez.

What critics are saying

  • Altera filed a WARN on September 25, 2026, cutting 133 Melville jobs December 31.
  • That layoff cites contract expiration, signaling a lost client or service stream.
  • If Sunrise renewals stall, Harris Computer faces shrinking support revenue and weaker platform momentum.

What makes Altera Digital Health unique

  • Sunrise 25.1 added 700 enhancements; 32 clients adopted it since June 2025.
  • Altera bundles EHR, CarePath, Thread AI, and medical photography into one workflow.
  • Greater Manchester trusts chose Altera EPR, expanding coverage across five of six acute trusts.

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Benefits

  • Remote Work Options
  • Flexible Work Hours

Company News

Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Oct 28th, 2026
QVH wins national award for Archie EPR go-live.

QVH wins national award for Archie EPR go-live. Wednesday 28th October 2026 Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (QVH) and Altera Digital Health have won a national Health Tech Award for the successful implementation of the hospital's electronic patient record (EPR), Archie EPR. The partnership was named winner of the Major Project Go Live category at the Health Tech Awards 2026. Archie EPR went live across QVH in November 2025, marking the biggest digital transformation programme in the Trust's history and replacing many paper-based processes with a single electronic patient record. The new system was introduced without a reduction in activity or any outpatient clinics or theatre procedures being cancelled as a result of the programme. A major focus was preparing and supporting staff for the change. By go-live, 97% of staff had completed their training, while 120 Digital Champions from across QVH provided peer-to-peer support, alongside a central Command Centre and 24/7 support during the first weeks. Tamara Everington, Managing Director and Senior Responsible Officer for the Archie EPR programme at QVH, said: "QVH is incredibly proud to receive this award. Introducing new ways of digital working into the NHS requires a huge amount of attention to detail and co-ordinated teamwork and it is not easy to deliver this well. QVH knew that QVH had to deliver Archie EPR with all the benefits that brought, whilst also sustaining the safe and effective care its patients have come to expect. The dedication and commitment shown by its staff and colleagues across the NHS in helping QVH deliver successfully illustrates the NHS at its absolute best. "People across the Trust put a huge amount into preparing for go-live, learning a new system and supporting one another through those first few weeks. Its Digital Champions in particular were brilliant in helping to support people who found the change difficult. They worked alongside its EPR team, clinical leaders and colleagues from Altera to help achieve its shared success. "There is still lots more we want to do with Archie, but this is a lovely opportunity to stop, recognise what we achieved together and say thank you to everyone who played a part." Within the first six months following go-live, almost 100,000 clinical documents had been created digitally, more than 87,000 medicines administered electronically and more than 834,000 sheets of paper avoided. Mark Hutchinson, Executive Vice President, Altera Digital Health (UK & EMEA), said: "Congratulations to everyone at Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust on this fantastic and well-deserved achievement. Winning the Major Project Go-Live award is recognition of the dedication, collaboration and careful planning that underpinned the Trust's successful EPR implementation. "Achieving a go-live with no disruption to patient care, no loss of productivity and such high levels of staff adoption is a remarkable accomplishment. We are proud to be partnering with QVH on its digital transformation journey." Archie was named by QVH staff in honour of pioneering plastic surgeon Sir Archibald McIndoe, whose work at the hospital during the Second World War transformed the treatment and rehabilitation of badly burned aircrew. The name reflects QVH's proud history of innovation, as the Trust continues to develop Archie and its wider digital programme.

Business Wire
Oct 21st, 2026
NOR Healthcare rolls out Altera's Sunrise CarePath mobile app across six hospitals

NOR Healthcare Systems Corp. (NOR) will roll out Altera Digital Health's Sunrise CarePath, a mobile patient app, at six Southern California hospitals. The app aims to improve patient access, cut missed appointments, and streamline clinician workflows. It connects to Sunrise, NOR's existing electronic health record system. Patients will be able to book appointments, request prescription refills, pay bills, review vitals, immunizations and lab results, and message their care teams. Patient-entered form data will flow automatically into clinical notes. Altera will provide configuration, training, and go-live support over the coming months. "We recognized an opportunity with Sunrise CarePath to better meet patients where they are," said David Colarusso, chief information officer of Healthcare Systems of America, NOR's parent company.

TMCnet
Oct 7th, 2026
Altera Digital Health Announces Executive Leadership Transitions to Accelerate Growth and Innovation

Altera Digital Health Announces Executive Leadership Transitions to Accelerate Growth and Innovation TMCnet News [October 07, 2026] | / | Altera Digital Health Announces Executive Leadership Transitions to Accelerate Growth and Innovation Altera Digital Health, a global healthcare IT leader and business unit of Harris Computer, today announced a series of executive leadership transitions designed to position the company for its next phase of growth. Effective October 1, 2026, the changes strengthen Altera's leadership structure, advance its focus on artificial intelligence and innovation, and reinforce its commitment to operational excellence and delivering measurable value to clients. The leadership transitions include: Mark Bennett Becomes Altera's First Portfolio Leader. Mark Bennett has transitioned from Executive Vice President to Altera's first Portfolio Leader, with primary responsibility for capital deployment and oversight of select operating businesses, including CareInMotion. Since joining Altera, Bennett has led the transformation of the company's procurement operations, improving efficiency and accelerating vendor onboarding. His experience in capital deployment began after selling Mitchell & McCormick to Harris in 2015, following 33 years with the company. He subsequently served as an Executive Vice President at Harris. Bennett holds a bachelor's degree in accounting from Georgia State University. Jay Adams Named Group Leader at Altera Digital Health. Jay Adams has transitioned from Executive Vice President of Sunrise(TM) to Group Leader at Altera. Adams brings more than 15 years of client-facing experience spanning sales, professional services, technical support and client success. His career progression across Harris and Altera has given him a broad understanding of both the client experiene and the operational discipline required to build enduring businesses. Adams previously served as Executive Vice President for Harris Affinity and held leadership positions at Picis. A United States Navy veteran, Adams holds an MBA and a bachelor's degree in information technology from Western Governors University and a master's degree in information technology from American Public University. Shanna DeLeo Named Executive Vice President of Sunrise. Shanna DeLeo succeeds Adams as Executive Vice President of Sunrise, expanding her leadership responsibility after serving as Chief Technology Officer and, previously, SVP of Development. DeLeo has been a key driver of transformation and execution across Sunrise, leading global research and development and connecting product strategy, innovation and delivery. She helped lead the successful delivery of Sunrise 25.1, the platform's first major release in three years, with nearly 700 new features and enhancements. Since its June 2025 release, Sunrise 25.1 has become the foundation for 32 clients and introduced four new products to the portfolio: Sunrise Health Record, Sunrise Thread AI, Sunrise CarePath and Sunrise Axon. DeLeo has also driven efforts to bring research and development closer to the client experience, including R&D participation in domestic Sunrise 25.1 go-lives and initiatives focused on improving product quality and reducing client-reported defects. Her leadership and focus on continuous improvement earned her Altera's Operational Excellence Award in 2025. Before joining Altera, DeLeo held leadership positions across several Harris businesses. She holds a bachelor's degree in elementary education and a master's degree in educational and instructional technology from the University of Central Florida. "These transitions reflect both the strength of our leadership team and where we are taking Altera," said Marcus Perez, President, Altera Digital Health. "We are focused on growth, innovation and becoming an even stronger partner to our clients. Mark, Jay and Shanna are proven leaders who understand our businesses, our clients and our culture. Each brings a different strength to what comes next, but they share the same commitment to operational excellence, accountability and building enduring businesses. I am confident this team will help us move faster, create greater value for our clients and position Altera for long-term growth." About Altera Digital Health A global healthcare IT leader, Altera Digital Health develops and elevates technology to bring next-level healthcare within reach. Altera's approach to its solutions is changing the way healthcare is delivered - Fog Computing World see the summit of what healthcare can be, but rather than total transformation, Fog Computing World is focused on helping organizations take the steps they need to get there. Altera designs digital health services that lead healthcare to a higher place, while Fog Computing World guide those Fog Computing World partner with, all along the way. To learn more, visit www.alterahealth.com. View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20261007199879/en/ [ Back To TMCnet.com's Homepage] |

Med-Tech Insights
Mar 24th, 2026
Altera Digital Health awarded EPR contracts by two new NHS trusts.

Altera Digital Health awarded EPR contracts by two new NHS trusts. Altera Digital Health has been awarded 10-year contracts by Stockport NHS Foundation Trust and Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust to implement the Altera Electronic Patient Record (EPR) platform. This major investment marks a significant milestone in both trusts' digital transformation journeys and will support improvements to patient flow across Greater Manchester, aligning with the region's shared ambition for a fully digitally enabled future. The new systems will provide better visibility of patient information, smoother transitions between hospital and community services, and a safer, more coordinated patient experience across the region, as well as provide the platform for future innovation, including the ability to embed AI capabilities directly into the clinical pathway to further enhance safety, efficiency and the quality of care. By replacing multiple siloed health IT systems, legacy patient administration tools and core clinical systems, the Altera EPR will give clinicians a single, real-time and accurate source of patient information supported by clinical decision tools. Currently, clinical teams must log into several systems to gather essential data, a process that consumes valuable time and increases the risk of duplication or inconsistencies. The new integrated EPRs will enable staff to view and update the patient record at the point of care, which will help deliver significant time savings, enhance the reliability of information and strengthen patient safety across the organisations. By consolidating care into one unified platform, the trusts are expected to achieve substantial efficiency gains and free up clinical staff to spend more time on direct patient care. The contract awards follow a rigorous procurement process undertaken with extensive clinical and operational involvement to confirm the system meets both of the trusts' immediate needs and long-term ambitions. Stockport NHS Foundation Trust and Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust become the latest NHS trusts to select Altera's EPR platform, following the successful recent go-live at Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, which is already reporting early benefits for staff and supporting improved patient care. With this announcement, the Altera EPR is projected to support care for more than 10 million patients across the UK. The implementation also expands Altera's footprint across Greater Manchester to cover five out of its six acute NHS trusts. Peter Nuttall, Director of Informatics for both trusts commented: "I'm pleased we've selected Altera as our partner and can begin implementing the system to streamline workflows, connect care, and make important efficiency gains for our clinical staff. The implementation of a new EPR is a huge programme of work, which will involve all clinical services and provide a strong digital foundation for future care delivery and innovation. It's a defining moment for both organisations, which is why we're excited to get underway and provide clinical teams with up-to-date patient information at their fingertips so they can deliver quality care." Mark Hutchinson, Executive Vice President at Altera Digital Health (UK & EMEA) said: "Partnering with Stockport NHS Foundation Trust and Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust on these important programmes reflects our shared commitment to delivering safer, more connected care through a modern, clinically led EPR across Greater Manchester. We will bring the full weight of our experience supporting NHS trusts, building on our recent successful implementations across the UK to help the trusts rapidly advance their digital maturity. Each of their decisions to select the Altera EPR, which has already achieved HIMSS EMRAM Stage 7 in other parts of North West England, demonstrates their individual commitment to building a strong digital foundation for future care delivery and innovation."

Citybiz
Mar 3rd, 2026
Altera Digital Health Unveils Next-Generation Human-Centered AI and EHR Innovations at HIMSS26

Altera Digital Health unveils next-generation human-centered AI and EHR innovations at HIMSS26. March 3, 2026 Altera Digital Health (booth #4431), a global health IT leader, will exhibit at the Health Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS) 2026 Global Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, March 9-12, 2026. Altera subject matter experts will deliver several educational theater sessions on key topics such as artificial intelligence (AI) best practices, provider burnout, patient empowerment and financial resilience. Attendees are invited to join an Altera happy hour and visit the booth throughout the week to receive demos and learn about new solutions, services and product updates. Vice President of Policy and Public Affairs Leigh Burchell will also be honored at the event as a Policy Influencer as part of the 2026 HIMSS Changemaker in Health Awards. Ben Scharfe, Executive Vice President for AI, will provide crucial guidance on maximizing AI's value while managing new risks in his theater presentation, "AI unbound: Agentic workflows and deregulated risk," on Wednesday, March 11 at 1:00-1:10 p.m. Additional sessions will address key drivers and top challenges for health systems, hospitals and provider practices. Highlights from Altera's full theater schedule include: * Sunrise * From burnout to breakthrough. Laura Kohlhagen and Beth Godwin will discuss how interoperable insights and ambient documentation drive more focused clinician-patient interactions. * Turning denials into revenue protection initiatives. Kelly Johnson will highlight the need to connect revenue cycle processes to smarter workflows and sustainable operations. * Paragon * The year of the nurse: Why it matters more than ever. Geoff Nau will underscore why supporting nurses is critical to care quality, workforce stability and the future of healthcare. * Practical AI uses for community hospitals. Hass Saad will share real-world AI use cases for community hospitals to improve efficiency, reduce staff burden and deliver measurable results. * TouchWorks EHR * Small steps become giant leaps. Bob Taylor will discuss how AI-powered tools within the patient chart can create a seamless provider experience. * Clinical documentation that works. Taylor will explore how ambient AI notes with automated forms and workflow agents can reduce documentation burden and improve provider efficiency. * CareInMotion * From raw data to trusted intelligence, where care happens. Julie Greer and Corrine Micklos will share how healthcare organizations can transform data into their most valuable asset. * Altera Cloud * When systems heal themselves. Tim O'Brien will discuss how AI-driven self-healing improves availability and user confidence. * The performance drift problem. Manny Payton will share what can happen when small performance changes start adding up - and how we reverse them. * Altera Managed Services * A proven, scalable, expert led IT partner for empowered healthcare. Jeff Young and Freddie Sanchez will unpack the advantages of an expert-led IT partner. * Exposing cyber vulnerability: What healthcare leaders need to know (and do next). Young and Sanchez will underscore the need for comprehensive cybersecurity insights. * Ventus * Your contracts are talking. AI helps you listen. Michelle Durbin will discuss how organizations can turn payer contract complexity into clarity - and leverage. Additionally, HIMSS will recognize Leigh Burchell for her years of transformative leadership in health IT policy and public affairs at the Public Policy Luncheon on Tuesday, March 10. In addition to her role at Altera, Burchell is currently in her second term as Chair of HIMSS's Electronic Health Record Association (EHRA). Through these and additional leadership roles, Burchell has been a credible, consistent voice for EHR vendors in federal and state policy discussions, helping lawmakers and regulators understand the critical role that software developers play in supporting health data liquidity, innovation and patient empowerment while also advocating for practical, reasonable timelines. "Healthcare is at a pivotal moment. While organizations are navigating significant headwinds like staffing shortages and cost constraints, AI and other advanced technologies are now demonstrating the ability to really move the needle on longstanding challenges," said Marcus Perez, President, Altera Digital Health. "Human connection is at the heart of healthcare, and HIMSS is the perfect forum to connect with our clients and partners on critical issues. We look forward to demonstrating how Altera solutions and services are supporting the human moments that matter most for patients, providers and their communities." HIMSS attendees are welcome to join an in-booth happy hour on Tuesday, March 10 at 4:30-5:30 p.m. to meet Altera solution and subject matter experts and network with fellow attendees while enjoying complimentary beverages and light fare. About Altera Digital Health. A global healthcare IT leader, Altera Digital Health develops and elevates technology to bring next-level healthcare within reach. Altera's approach to our solutions is changing the way healthcare is delivered - we see the summit of what healthcare can be, but rather than total transformation, we're focused on helping organizations take the steps they need to get there. Altera designs digital health services that lead healthcare to a higher place, while we guide those we partner with, all along the way. To learn more, visit www.alterahealth.com.

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