What are the 2026 HIPAA changes my practice actually has to worry about?

Here is the short answer: most of what you have heard about for 2026 is still proposed, not law. The HIPAA Security Rule overhaul that has driven the headlines was published as a notice of proposed rulemaking by the HHS Office for Civil Rights in late 2024, and as of mid-2026 it is still proposed. […]
Signs Your IT Provider Is Underperforming: A Checklist for Medical Practices

Most physician practice owners assume their IT is fine, because nothing is visibly on fire. The provider shows up, tickets get closed, the invoice gets paid. But “showing up” is not the same as the work landing, and a lot of practices are paying for a provider that has quietly stopped performing without anyone putting […]
Stop Guessing at AI Prompts. Here Are 5 That Work in a Medical Office.

This article breaks down five practical AI prompts that medical practices can start using immediately to reduce administrative burden and improve operational efficiency. Rather than focusing on hype, it highlights real-world workflows – from policy rewrites to denial appeals and vendor reviews – showing healthcare teams how AI can support day-to-day practice management in a […]
5 Cybersecurity Wins Every Healthcare Practice Needs Right Now

Cybersecurity in healthcare doesn’t have to be overwhelming—some of the most impactful protections come down to getting the fundamentals right. With healthcare remaining the most targeted industry for cyberattacks and breach costs averaging over $7 million, simple steps like multi-factor authentication, consistent system updates, and proactive monitoring can dramatically reduce risk. The key is focusing on practical, high-impact actions that strengthen your defenses without requiring a massive IT overhaul.
That DocuSign Link Might Not Be From DocuSign — Here’s What Healthcare Practices Must Do
Modern phishing attacks are no longer easy to spot—they now mimic trusted platforms like DocuSign, making them far more convincing and dangerous. For healthcare practices, a single click can lead to compromised credentials, HIPAA violations, and disruptions to patient care. Understanding how these attacks work—and putting the right protections in place—is critical to safeguarding your practice.
HOW TO FIND THE RIGHT AI SOLUTION FOR YOUR PRACTICE

This article helps healthcare leaders cut through vendor noise to make smarter technology decisions. It outlines practical steps to evaluate AI tools based on real clinical impact, data security, and seamless integration—ensuring that chosen solutions truly improve workflows rather than disrupt them.
HIPAA Security Rule Changes 2025: How to Prepare Your Medical Practice

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.
How to Choose a Healthcare Cloud Provider

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 Case Study

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 […]
Is the Cloud Inherently Unsafe? The Truth About Cloud Security in Healthcare

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? […]