CereCore Joins Oracle Partner Program to Expand Healthcare IT Services

Nov 12, 2025
CereCore has joined Oracle's enhanced partner program to strengthen its support for healthcare organizations using Oracle Health platforms. The partnership enables CereCore to expand its capabilities in application management, optimization, and IT infrastructure services.

CereCore has joined Oracle Corporation's enhanced partner program, announced in a press release. The partnership allows CereCore to expand its Oracle Health service offerings, including application management, infrastructure modernization, and optimization services for healthcare organizations.

CereCore plans to leverage Oracle's training and certification pathways to validate its expertise in Oracle Health products and services. The company will also support healthcare clients in adopting AI-powered capabilities introduced in Oracle Health's next-generation electronic health record systems.

As part of the partnership, CereCore will provide 24/7 clinical and technical support, network and endpoint management, system upgrades, and advisory services focused on AI readiness and cybersecurity. The collaboration aims to help healthcare organizations maintain efficient IT operations while preparing for future innovations in healthcare technology.

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