I came across Epic Systems, a medical records software company based in Wisconsin, while researching something else in the state. I have never heard of it, or its founder, so I did a little digging and am posting what I find. I am thinking this is a money laundering organization, but it appears all background on its founder 'Judith Faulkner', if that is really hers or his name, has been scrubbed.

Epic Systems https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epic_Systems

Epic Systems Corporation, or Epic, is a privately held healthcare software company. According to the company, hospitals that use its software hold medical records of 54% of patients in the United States and 2.5% of patients worldwide.

Epic was founded in 1979 by Judith R. Faulkner[5] with a $70,000 investment[6] ($230,990 adjusted for inflation). Originally headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin, Epic moved its headquarters to a large campus in the suburb of Verona, Wisconsin in 2005,[7] where it employs more than 9,500 people as of January 2016. The company is in the fifth phase of campus expansion with five new buildings each planned to be around 100,000 square feet. The company also has offices in 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands; Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Melbourne, Australia; and Søborg, Denmark.

Care Everywhere is Epic's health information exchange software, which comes with its EHR system.[15] A 2014 New York Times article interviews two doctors who say that their Epic systems won't allow them to share data with users of competitors' software in a way that will satisfy Meaningful Use requirements in a 2009 law. At first, Epic charged a fee to send data to some non-Epic systems.[

The Founder, Judith Faulkner

Bachelor of Arts / Science, Dickinson College; Master of Science, University of Wisconsin An Epic conflict of interest http://dailycaller.com/2011/12/27/an-epic-conflict-of-interest/2/ Referring to the work done by another Epic client, President Obama stated, “We have to ask why places like the Geisinger Health system in rural Pennsylvania … can offer high-quality care at costs well below average, but other places in America can’t.” CNN commented that “[t]he Obama administration points to Geisinger as proof that the nation’s health care system can be made more effective and efficient.” Regarding Kaiser Permanente in North Carolina — also an Epic client — the president said, “They’ve got health information technologies so that when you take a test, it actually gets forwarded to the next doctor and the next doctor and to the nurse and the pharmacist, so that there aren’t any errors.” And talking of the Cleveland Clinic — yet another Epic client — the president said that the clinic “has one of the best health information technology systems in the country.”

This is a pic of 74 year old Judith Faulkner https://www.forbes.com/profile/judy-faulkner/

This video supposedly shows a few other pics of 'her" http://time.com/money/4839017/judy-faulkner-billionaire-epic/

A timeline of EPIC , inc http://isthmus.com/news/cover-story/epic-systems-an-epic-timeline/

Epic CEO Judy Faulkner Pledges 99% of Wealth to Philanthropy http://hitconsultant.net/2015/06/11/epic-ceo-judy-faulkner-pledges-wealth/

My estate plan has the money from my Epic shares going into a foundation. The foundation will give money to healthcare and do other things as well—reduce the disparity of care, improve education especially for those who don’t have equal opportunities, and if possible, help create a more peaceful world.”

'She' and her husband, Gordon Faulkner, who is a pediatrician, have 3 children, and 'she' is worth $3.3 Billion. I could find very little on her doctor husband or her children. Of course, the husband could be retired, but I did not find him listed at any clinic or hospital.

An Epic conflict of interest http://dailycaller.com/2011/12/27/an-epic-conflict-of-interest/2/

Referring to the work done by another Epic client, President Obama stated, “We have to ask why places like the Geisinger Health system in rural Pennsylvania … can offer high-quality care at costs well below average, but other places in America can’t.” CNN commented that “[t]he Obama administration points to Geisinger as proof that the nation’s health care system can be made more effective and efficient.” Regarding Kaiser Permanente in North Carolina — also an Epic client — the president said, “They’ve got health information technologies so that when you take a test, it actually gets forwarded to the next doctor and the next doctor and to the nurse and the pharmacist, so that there aren’t any errors.” And talking of the Cleveland Clinic — yet another Epic client — the president said that the clinic “has one of the best health information technology systems in the country.”

Epic and Lockhead had a deal with the Veterans Admin, but it was sidelined in 2016 http://www.politico.com/tipsheets/morning-ehealth/2016/04/epic-systems-va-deal-suspended-213759

Last year, as a consequence of the VA scheduling scandal, Epic Systems and Lockheed Martin won a potentially rich deal to overhaul the system’s appointments software: $624 million’s worth.

But Epic hasn’t seen any money, according to the federal payments database, and perhaps never will: the VA is testing homegrown solutions in 10 locations. If that goes well, it will sideline the vendors and implement its own software nationwide.

Stealing Your Medical Records For Profit and Political Gain- The Epic Systems Scandalhttps://delmarvanews.net/stealing-your-medical-records-for-profit-and-political-gain-the-epic-systems-scandal/

Judy Faulkner could gain a near monopoly over the entire “Health IT” sector through the leveraging of her insider political status with ruthless practices designed to give her company an unfair and unethical advantage in the marketplace. Faulkner, who owns Epic Systems, is getting paid by US Taxpayers to control digital access to hundreds of thousands of US citizens’ medical records and could soon control millions upon millions of medical records and get BILLIONS in taxpayer dollars. This is theft by regulatory fiat and by insider politics, crony socialism at its worse.

I did find the possible name of one child named Shana Dall'Osto https://alchetron.com/Judith-Faulkner-534574-W

If the owner is really a man, are the three kids adopted. The husband is a pediatrician, afterall.

Maybe, one of you know more about this organization, but something seems a little off to me, and because it is in Wisconsin, ....