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Challenge: The practice needed upgraded front desk PCs and new peripherals installed without interrupting patient check-in and payment processing.
Challenge: Multiple outdated and failing computers were causing downtime and preventing staff from accessing patient records.
Challenge: A new printer needed to be installed and configured across multiple workstations to avoid disruptions in daily document processing.
Challenge: A critical breakdown in the claims submission workflow disrupted insurance processing and slowed essential clinical tasks.
Challenge: A complete MacPractice system outage and failing network infrastructure brought operations to a halt and caused ongoing access problems.
Challenge: Severe Dentrix performance issues and failing hardware slowed daily operations and disrupted patient communication.
Challenge: Persistent IT failures across multiple locations disrupted access to critical patient data and essential clinical systems.
Challenge: Critical imaging, phone, and software failures disrupted patient care and created an unstable operational environment.
Challenge: A complete Dentrix server failure brought the practice to a standstill and exposed long-term performance issues.
Running a modern healthcare practice now requires far more than clinical expertise. EHRs. Imaging tools. Patient portals. Remote logins. Cloud platforms. A thousand little things that all have to work at the same time, every day, or everything slows to a crawl. For the healthcare industry, keeping up with these demands has become nearly impossible with an internal IT setup alone. This is why an increasing number of medical and dental practices across the U.S. are turning to outsourced IT providers, also known as Managed Service Providers (MSPs) , to handle their technology. Outsourcing IT is not just a way to save time. It is a way to reduce risk, control costs, and ensure your practice remains compliant, secure, and operational.