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Managed IT services for medical offices

Help desk, devices, network, backups and cybersecurity, supported by people who understand EMRs, fax, phones and HIPAA. One monthly fee, and one number to call when something breaks.

What you get
  • A help desk your whole team can call
  • Devices updated and protected
  • Backups tested and stored off-site
  • Security set up with HIPAA in mind

Sound familiar?

"Our IT person is whoever's free."

"When the internet drops, the whole office stops."

"We're worried about ransomware."

"Nobody knows who has access to what."

What’s included

IT that keeps the schedule moving.

01

Help desk support

Real people who answer and fix problems fast.

02

Devices & network

Computers, printers, Wi-Fi and internet managed and monitored.

03

Backups & recovery

Data backed up and restore-tested, so a bad day isn't a disaster.

04

Cybersecurity

Antivirus, email filtering, multi-factor login and staff phishing training.

05

EMR, fax & phone support

The healthcare tools general IT companies don't know.

06

User access control

Accounts created and removed properly when staff join or leave.

How we take over your IT

  1. Step 1

    Assessment

    Every device, account and risk documented.

  2. Step 2

    Cleanup

    Security gaps closed and old access removed.

  3. Step 3

    Monitoring

    Problems caught before your staff notice.

  4. Step 4

    Quarterly review

    Upgrades and budget planned ahead.

Medical IT questions

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Who should handle IT for a small medical practice?

A managed IT provider that knows healthcare. You get help desk support, device management, backups and security for a monthly fee, plus someone who understands your EMR and HIPAA.

How do I protect my practice from ransomware?

Use multi-factor login on email and the EMR, keep devices updated, keep backups separate from your network, and train staff to spot phishing. Most attacks start with one clicked link.

Is our email HIPAA compliant?

It can be. You need an email provider that signs a business associate agreement, encryption for messages that include patient information, and multi-factor login for every user.

How can we stop drowning in faxes?

Move to digital fax that lands in a shared inbox, then sort faxes by type, like referrals, results and records requests, so each goes straight to the right person or chart.

Free IT assessment

Find out how exposed your practice is.

We'll check your devices, backups and security and tell you what to fix first. Free, no obligation.