david@restech.solutions

There is no single cybersecurity checklist that guarantees a healthcare practice will qualify for cyber insurance. Requirements vary by insurer, policy, practice size, claims

A healthcare practice is technically ready to switch EHR systems when it understands what data must move, what integrations must change

Yes, many healthcare practices can end up paying twice for technology without realizing it. The duplication may come from overlapping cybersecurity products

Yes, a small healthcare practice needs cybersecurity to be actively managed, whether that responsibility is handled internally, outsourced to an IT Service

For a small healthcare practice, implementing a new electronic health record (EHR) system can range from several thousand dollars for a relatively simple cloud

Before a healthcare practice buys an AI tool, it should ask the vendor 10 questions covering the business purpose, data access, HIPAA responsibilities

A business continuity or disaster recovery plan is only useful if it reflects how your organization actually operates. That sounds obvious

There is no single cybersecurity budget that is appropriate for every healthcare practice. A 10-person primary care office and a 50-person multi-location

Healthcare practices depend on their managed IT provider for much more than fixing computers. The relationship may affect cybersecurity, employee productivity