APeX (Advancing Patient-Centered Excellence) is UCSF Health’s brand for the Epic platform being implemented at UCSF Health Saint Francis and St. Mary’s Hospitals.
Go-live is Oct. 4, 2025, and we'll be posting information on APeX to keep you up to date on important preparation milestones.
Training is required for access to APeX!
APeX training begins July 28 and ends Sept. 19.
Managers: Follow these steps to register yourselves and your staff today! (UCSF login required)
IT is installing hardware in preparation for the Oct. 4 transition to APeX at Saint Francis and St. Mary’s as part of the IntegrateIT program. You will see an increase in activity at both hospitals as technicians deliver, set up, and test more than 1,200 new UCSF computers and replace monitors, keyboards, mice, printers, and other equipment.
Prepare: Consider removing personal items from your workspace so technicians can efficiently set up equipment and access outlets and ports without disturbing your desk.
Reminder: Please do not move or disconnect any of the new devices.
To free up network ports for critical UCSF devices, technicians may be removing some desk phones in certain areas. Also, CommonSpirit Health desktop computers across Saint Francis and St. Mary’s locations may be migrated to the UCSF Wi-Fi network instead of remaining on the wired network.
UCSF plans to complete its Information Technology transition in October 2025. Start transferring your Google Drive files to a UCSF-approved storage solution today. Microsoft OneDrive is a great option for ease in editing files from any device, working with colleagues on documents in real-time, and the ability to quickly search and find what you need. Learn how to transfer files from Google Drive to OneDrive.
UCSF IT support is available onsite Monday through Friday to address your IT questions.
Locations
Saint Francis: Room 1204 (12th floor), 8 a.m. to 5 p.m
St. Mary's: 2 West, 2nd floor, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Bring your UCSF IT questions to our support team. We're here to help.
Other IT Resources
Transition to UCSF Zoom
UPDATE: CommonSpirit’s instance of Zoom will eventually be deactivated for all users except those in Telehealth. While the deactivation date is pending, you can learn how to transition to UCSF's Zoom today.
