Secure sign-in and access
Individual accounts with multi-factor authentication, and each person sees only the information their role needs.
Microsoft Entra ID, MFA, role-based accessSolutions / Healthcare & Compliance IT
Designed for HIPAA-regulated healthcare
Secure email and files, protected devices, separate networks and phone systems for patient calls, set up and managed by one team based in Boca Raton.
What we set up
Practical protections for patient information that your staff can actually work with every day.
Individual accounts with multi-factor authentication, and each person sees only the information their role needs.
Microsoft Entra ID, MFA, role-based accessBusiness email and file storage with controlled sharing, so patient documents are not passed around in personal accounts.
Microsoft 365, OneDrive, SharePointComputers and phones are encrypted, kept up to date and can be locked or wiped if a device is lost.
Device management and endpoint securityA managed firewall keeps staff computers, phones, medical devices and guest Wi-Fi apart from each other.
Firewall, switches and business Wi-FiRegular, encrypted backups of your data and a tested plan for getting your office running again after a problem.
Backup and recovery planA business phone system for your front desk, with a provider that can support HIPAA requirements and controls on who sees patient details.
Business phone system + scheduling integration*Optional: private AI tools for clinicians, set up only after the specific services are verified for use with patient information. *Integrations depend on your practice software.
Patient calls
When a patient calls, authorized staff can see who it is and their next appointment, depending on your practice software and permissions.
Call is logged to the customer record automatically.
Shown to authorized front-desk staff · access is logged.
Illustrative example with fictional data. What appears on screen depends on the systems you connect and each user’s permissions. We confirm available integrations during your consultation.
HIPAA and PCI DSS
Medical offices often handle both patient information and card payments. We plan the technology for both.
HIPAA requires practices to protect electronic patient information with administrative, physical and technical safeguards. We put the technical safeguards in place and help you document them.
If you take card payments, your payment environment must meet PCI DSS requirements. We set up the network side so payment devices are separated and protected.
Shared responsibility
Technology is only part of compliance. Here is how the work is divided.
HIPAA compliance is a shared responsibility. We do not provide legal advice or certify compliance.
How we get started
Review users, devices, email, files, phones, network and current security.
Move users, email, files and sign-in to one managed environment.
Install the firewall, managed Wi-Fi, network segments and phone system.
Turn on MFA, device management, encryption, backups and policies.
Show doctors and staff how to work securely in the new setup.
Managed support, monitoring and security from one team.
Pricing and timeline are confirmed after the assessment.
FAQ
No IT provider can make a practice compliant on its own. Compliance depends on your policies, training and daily procedures as well as technology. We set up and manage technical safeguards designed to support HIPAA requirements and help you document them.
No. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services does not offer an official HIPAA certification, so be careful with “HIPAA certified” claims. If you want extra assurance, an independent assessment can review your policies and safeguards.
It depends on your practice management or scheduling software. When an integration is available, authorized staff can see details such as the next appointment. We confirm what is possible during the consultation.
If you take card payments, we set up your network so payment devices are separated and protected, which supports PCI DSS requirements. Your payment processor confirms the specific requirements for your business.
Not necessarily. We start by reviewing what you use today. Many practices choose Microsoft 365 because Microsoft offers a Business Associate Agreement for eligible services, which makes it easier to protect patient information in one place.
With an assessment of your users, devices, email, files, phones, network and current security. Pricing and timeline are provided after the assessment.
We will review your current setup and show you what needs attention first.