Explore practical and innovative solutions to healthcare IT challenges that obstruct patient care and operational efficiency.
Our blogs aim to help healthcare professionals enhance patient outcomes, meet the demands of modern healthcare, and get the most out of their IT investments.
Major HIPAA Security Rule changes are coming in 2025, significantly tightening compliance standards—learn how to proactively prepare your medical practice now to avoid costly data breaches and compliance pitfalls.
Understanding the Importance of a Reliable Healthcare Cloud Provider In the rapidly evolving landscape of healthcare technology, choosing a cloud provider isn't just a technical decision—it's a strategic move that can significantly impact your organization's operational efficiency and patient care. As healthcare providers increasingly rely on digital solutions to manage electronic medical records (EMR), coordinate […]
Potomac Physician Associates (PPA), a leading primary care practice in Maryland, struggled with creating IT infrastructure stability, experiencing frequent system failures, and ineffective support. Since partnering with PEAKE Technology Partners in 2013, (PPA) has eliminated major technology crises and improved their overall IT efficiency by utilizing PEAKE's managed IT services and healthcare IT solutions. PEAKE provided […]
If you manage a medical practice, you've likely heard about the Change Healthcare cyberattack in early 2024. Change Healthcare processes about 40% of all medical claims in the country, and the breach potentially exposed patient data for up to a third of Americans. This devastating attack has many practice managers wondering—Is the cloud inherently unsafe? […]
Maintaining an in-house IT team in healthcare is often prohibitively expensive and inefficient. It requires hiring multiple professionals with specialized skills whose salaries typically range from $70k to $130k in 2024. The relentless pressure to ensure system uptime and data security can also overwhelm in-house staff. This internal management of IT needs and budgets can […]
Picture a bustling medical practice where doctors easily access patient records from their tablets, nurses receive real-time alerts about medication schedules, and administrative staff effortlessly manage appointments and billing. This isn't a scene from a futuristic medical drama—it's the reality of healthcare powered by modern IT infrastructure. Yet, many healthcare practices are feeling the consequences […]
Mary Knotts, COO of PEAKE Technology Partners, shares her expertise in tech and cybersecurity to help healthcare organizations manage and secure their technology.
This article explores the various internet service options and factors to consider to ensure your medical practice has reliable and fast internet for patients and staff.
Watch our latest webinar regarding cyber security and cyber insurance updates by Tim Hilton from PEAKE Technology Partners and Ron Kendall from Unity Insurance, a MedChi Company.
PEAKE is promoting "Change Your Password" Day to raise cybersecurity awareness in the medical community, highlighting the vulnerability of internet-connected devices to cyberattacks.
Healthcare is a prime target for hackers, making it crucial for your team to protect patient and staff information by securing all internet-connected devices; use and share these tips to keep your practice safe online.
We’re excited to announce new, no-cost features for PEAKE Voice, designed to support Healthcare IT environments, and invite non-users to join for better patient-practice connectivity.
Investing in a solid IT foundation is crucial for your practice's success, ensuring your technology is secure and scalable as your organization thrives (adapted from "Good Bones" by PEAKE's Tim Hilton).
Rob Warlick, the Director of Marketing and Brand for PEAKE Technology Partners interviews Elisabeth Happel, Cyber Security Specialist and Mary Knotts, Chief Operating Officer, CISSP, and one of the principals here at PEAKE.
Privia Health has partnered with PEAKE Technology Partners to offer discounted IT managed services to Care Centers on Privia's "Accountable" or "Supported" Managed Security Service plans.
Relying on minimal security can be costly for healthcare practices, as industry reports show a 25% increase in large data breaches from 2019 to 2020, averaging $7.13 million per incident.
Independent medical practices face increasing cyberattacks posing risks of service disruptions, data breaches, and more - emphasizing the importance of proactive cybersecurity measures.
PEAKE Technology Partners has been recognized as a top global managed service provider in the 2021 Channel Futures MSP 501 rankings for its growth and innovation.
In celebration of National Book Month (October), we've compiled top business and leadership book recommendations from PEAKE's executive partners for your next reading endeavor or to compare with your favorites.
If your staff consistently asks about slow EMR performance, it's time to address its impact on patient care and operational efficiency in medical practices.
Navigating the increasingly complex healthcare IT landscape has led many providers to seek managed services providers (MSPs) for comprehensive support - here are some things to consider when hiring a MSP.
A fast, secure, and reliable network is essential for today’s healthcare practices. Learn about how you can improve connectivity and achieve better outcomes.
The new location will be PEAKE’s first in North Carolina to provide healthcare IT solutions to the community of private medical practices in the area. It is slated to open in June 2021.
Telemedicine has moved beyond intriguing to imperative in a short amount of time. Here are some things to consider when setting a telemedicine program for your practice.
Cyber security is important to protect your Healthcare IT environment. PEAKE Technology Partners examines the foundations of cybersecurity and has tips to help you.
Proactive maintenance is what it takes to get the most out of your car and your office technology. Here are some things to consider to avoid a breakdown.
Despite its reputation for being costly and ambiguous, compliance can be streamlined by systematically understanding requirements, assessing risks, and exploring options.
Ensuring continuity in medical practices amid downtime requires strategies for mitigating patient service disruptions, maintaining customer satisfaction, and minimizing financial and operational impacts during IT failures.
