IT Services for Medical Practices

We implement HIPAA-aligned technical safeguards — encryption, unique user IDs, access controls, audit logging, integrity controls, and transmission security — and we will sign a business associate agreement where one applies. We do not issue certifications; we make the environment defensible and document what was done.

Yes. We support the client-side and infrastructure side of EHR and EMR platforms: workstation performance, printing and scanning, single sign-on, network paths to the vendor's service, and backup of any data that lives on your own hardware. Vendor-hosted application defects stay with the vendor, and we handle the escalation.

Yes. We gather the technical evidence a risk assessment needs — asset inventory, access review, encryption status, backup verification, patch levels, and incident history — and help you document findings and remediation. The formal assessment and its sign-off remain the practice's responsibility.

Encrypted backups on a 3-2-1 pattern, with at least one copy isolated from ransomware, retention set to match your records policy, and restores tested on a schedule. An untested backup is a guess, so verification is part of the service rather than an extra.

Yes. We set up the connectivity, devices, and identity controls telehealth depends on, and we make sure patient messaging runs on a platform that is appropriate for protected health information rather than ordinary email.

Imaging systems, lab analyzers, and other clinical devices often run operating systems that cannot be patched. We segment those devices onto their own network zone so an unpatched device cannot be used as a path into patient records.