We offer complete PIPEDA compliance and PHIPA protection for healthcare & dental practices in Toronto.
Most practices have protected databases but unprotected endpoints—the #1 breach risk.
Here’s how we secure your practice.
All devices accessing patient data: computers, tablets, phones.
Firewall, WiFi security, guest network separation, VoIP phones, monitoring.
Encrypted patient communications, phishing protection, spam filtering.
Password policies, MFA, staff onboarding and secure offboarding procedures.
Full system backups beyond EMR, tested recovery, ransomware protection.
Fast helpdesk, computer setup, printer support, technology planning.
Secure, Efficient, and Compliant IT Solutions
See how we’ve helped healthcare practices like yours succeed with secure, compliant technology.
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Our integrated approach combines essential infrastructure, security, and management services specifically optimized for health and dental environments.
Supporting your patient care systems.
Safeguarding sensitive information.
We deliver healthcare IT solutions that truly protect patient data and support your growth and success.
We will evaluate your practice’s technology environment to identify security vulnerabilities, compliance gaps, and workflow inefficiencies.
Our assessment examines your patient data protection systems, EMR integration, and clinical workflows against PHIPA requirements and healthcare best practices to help prevent security breaches, protect patient information and enhance patient care delivery.
No. EMR providers secure the patient database, not the devices accessing it. You need endpoint protection on all computers, tablets, and phones.
Your patient database remains safe in the cloud, but you cannot access it because all your office computers, network, and digital imaging systems are encrypted by ransomware. Most practices experience 3-7 days of complete downtime while rebuilding their IT infrastructure, costing $15,000-50,000 in lost revenue plus recovery costs. Cloud-hosted EMRs protect the database but don’t prevent ransomware from attacking your local network and devices.
