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Healthcare network infrastructure

Clinical systems, patient records and staff communications all run on the network. We design and deploy it for specialty practices, outpatient clinics and regional hospital systems.

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[ Healthcare challenges ]

Infrastructure challenges in healthcare

Regulatory compliance

HIPAA and other regulations set requirements the network has to meet.

Infrastructure reliability

Clinical systems, imaging and patient records stop when the network does.

Data security

Patient data needs segmentation, access control and monitoring to prevent unauthorized access.

Legacy infrastructure

Many practices run on aging equipment that has to be replaced without interrupting patient care.

[ Case study ]

Healthcare infrastructure in practice

Bone & Joint Surgery Center case study

We designed and deployed a new network for a healthcare provider with seven locations, replacing its legacy vendor stack and segmenting clinical systems in line with HIPAA.

  • 7 locations across Central Wisconsin
  • ~80% cost reduction vs. legacy vendor stack
  • $0 recurring licensing fees
  • HIPAA-aligned network segmentation
  • Hub-and-spoke SD-WAN with local internet breakout
  • Redundant UXG Enterprise gateways at core
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[ Security posture ]

Compliance does not equal patient security

HIPAA sets a baseline for protecting patient information. Meeting it does not, on its own, make a network secure.

We design around the threats that patient systems, clinical equipment and operational networks face, and treat the compliance checklist as the minimum.

[ Engineering services ]

HIPAA-aligned network engineering

We align the network with HIPAA's security requirements and make it more reliable along the way.

Network segmentation

Separate networks for clinical systems, administrative systems and guest access.

Secure wireless infrastructure

Wireless for clinical mobility, with security controls built in.

Firewall & security configuration

Firewall policy, intrusion detection and monitoring aligned with healthcare security practices.

Audit & logging infrastructure

Logging and monitoring that support audit and compliance requirements.

[ Environments ]

Healthcare environments

Private practices

Networks for patient scheduling, records systems and secure wireless.

Specialty clinics

Segmented networks for imaging systems, diagnostic equipment and patient data.

Regional healthcare systems

Multiple locations on secure links, managed from one place.

Medical offices & outpatient facilities

Networks for clinical operations and patient services.

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