The status update follows the VA's decision to delay the rollout of its electronic health record platform at four new locations.

It is the first time the technology has been installed in a level one trauma center, according to contractor Leidos.

The DOD continues to roll out its electronic health records program that will one day be interoperable with the VA's new system.

MHS GENESIS added more than 6,000 new users, mostly in the San Diego region.

The GAO is concerned that the VA has not completed enough testing nor closed enough known issues with the EHR system before moving forward with the program.

The Coast Guard has four pilot operations running at clinics in California, a major milestone for the service.

The EHR is approaching its first "go-live" in Spokane, Washington. But lawmakers worry it's too far behind the DOD's to work smoothly together.

Under the contract, CliniComp International will support the maintenance and eventual decommissioning of the company's electronic health record software as the military transitions to a new system.

It's unclear what will happen in the future as the situation remains "fluid," according to a letter from the secretary of the VA to Congress.

The MHS program remains on-schedule, but deployment and training on new systems has been paused to not distract health care providers during the COVID-19 pandemic.