Healthcare IT Solutions & HIPAA Compliance

Your Patients Trust You
With Their Lives

Does Your Technology Protect Their Privacy?

You became a healthcare provider to help people—not to become an IT expert, cybersecurity specialist, or HIPAA compliance officer.

But here's the reality: Every day you practice medicine, you're also managing one of the most regulated and targeted technology environments in any industry.

Your electronic health records contain the most sensitive data imaginable. Cybercriminals know this—and they know most healthcare providers are overwhelmed, understaffed, and under-protected.

Here's wheat's probably keeping you up at night:

• HIPAA compliance confusion – You know you need to comply, but you're not sure if you actually are



• Being a prime target – Healthcare data breaches increased 93% in the last two years

• OCR audit anxiety – The Office for Civil Rights is conducting more surprise audits than ever

• Ransomware attacks – Hospitals and practices shut down for weeks, unable to access patient records

• EHR system problems – Slow, unreliable, or poorly integrated systems that frustrate staff and patients

• Phishing attacks – One clicked email could expose thousands of patient records

• Business associate agreements – Do all your vendors have proper BAAs? How do you know they're compliant?

• Patient data breaches – One breach destroys decades of trust and reputation

• Telehealth security – Are your virtual visits HIPAA compliant?

• IT provider doesn't understand healthcare – Generic IT companies that don't know HIPAA requirements

We Understand the Unique Pressure Healthcare Providers Face

Healthcare IT is different from every other industry. You can't just "shut down for updates." You can't risk patient safety. You can't afford downtime. And you face regulations that other businesses never think about.

We've worked with healthcare providers across West Virginia who have:

• Faced $125,000 in HIPAA fines because they didn't have proper risk assessments and documentation

• Paid $85,000 ransomware demands after attacks locked them out of patient records

• Lost 35% of their patients after a data breach destroyed trust



• Spent $200,000+ recovering from cyberattacks that proper security would have prevented

• Failed OCR audits that threatened their ability to bill Medicare and insurance

• Closed their practices because they couldn't recover from IT disasters

These were good healthcare providers who cared deeply about their patients. They just didn't have the specialized IT and compliance expertise they needed.

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