Healthcare IT is different. We’ve known that for 35 years.

HIPAA-compliant managed IT, cybersecurity, and EHR support for healthcare organizations across Colorado. Built by a team that’s spent 35 years in clinical environments.

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Healthcare technology infrastructure managed by CCI
CISSP CertifiedIndustry Gold Standard
HIPAA CompliantBAA with Every Client
NIST CSF AlignedFramework Mapped
35+ YearsIn Healthcare IT

This isn’t a vertical we decided to target. It’s where we come from.

Healthcare IT isn’t generic IT with a compliance layer on top. You’re running systems that have to work during patient care. You’re integrating software that was never designed to talk to each other. You’re managing compliance requirements that change constantly — doing it with budgets under pressure and staff who are already stretched thin. We’ve spent 35 years in this environment — from single-provider practices to multi-site hospital operations.

Everything your healthcare organization needs. One partner.

Managed IT

Complete IT Support

Infrastructure, cloud, end-user support, vendor coordination — with HIPAA compliance woven throughout. Built for healthcare operations, not retrofitted.
Managed Security

Continuous Protection

Vulnerability management, threat detection, and compliance monitoring. Security built for organizations that handle protected health information.
Risk Assessment

Audit-Ready Documentation

Comprehensive HIPAA security risk assessments mapped to the Security Rule and NIST frameworks. Technical testing, administrative review, physical walkthroughs.
AI Automation

Workflow Automation

Automation and system integration for healthcare operations. Built with the security discipline and compliance awareness this industry requires.

We were doing cloud before it was called cloud.

We were hosting and managing healthcare practices in our own data center before cloud computing existed. We’ve grown with this industry through every technology shift — from terminals to client-server to cloud, from paper charts to EHRs, from basic backups to comprehensive security programs. The tools have changed. The fundamentals haven’t.

Healthcare operations need IT that works — reliably, every time.
Patient data requires security that’s built in, not bolted on.
Compliance documentation needs to survive audits and regulatory review.
Staff need support from people who understand clinical workflows.

What separates healthcare IT from generic IT support?

Capability Generic IT CCI Healthcare IT
HIPAA Compliance Treated as a checkbox Built into every process
EHR Experience No ecosystem experience Decades across Epic, eCW, Athena
Audit Readiness Scramble before audits Docs maintained continuously
Clinical Awareness Unfamiliar with clinical urgency Understands clinical operations
Compliance Cadence Annual checkbox Daily compliance operations

Questions we hear most.

Do you only work with healthcare?

No. Healthcare is where we started, and it’s a major part of our business. But we also support financial services, insurance, legal, manufacturing, and professional services organizations. The discipline we built in healthcare — security, compliance, reliability — applies across all regulated industries.

Which EHR systems do you support?

We’ve worked with all the major platforms — Epic, eClinicalWorks, Athenahealth, Practice Fusion, and others. We handle implementation, migration, integration, and ongoing support.

Can you help with HIPAA compliance?

It’s built into everything we do. From risk assessments to managed security to day-to-day IT management — HIPAA compliance is embedded in our process, not treated as a separate project.

Do you support multi-site healthcare organizations?

Yes. We’ve supported healthcare operations ranging from single-provider practices to multi-site hospital systems across Colorado and nationwide.

How does pricing work for healthcare IT?

Predictable monthly agreements, right-sized to your organization — your providers, your locations, your systems. No surprise invoices. We scope it honestly upfront.

What does HIPAA compliance require from your IT provider?

The HIPAA Security Rule requires your IT provider to implement administrative, technical, and physical safeguards that protect ePHI. This includes access management with role-based permissions, encryption for data at rest and in transit, audit logging and monitoring, backup and disaster recovery, workforce security training, and incident response planning. A signed Business Associate Agreement is required.

How do healthcare organizations protect electronic health records?

Protecting EHRs requires a layered security program: endpoint detection and response on every device, network segmentation isolating clinical from administrative systems, multi-factor authentication, continuous vulnerability scanning, and 24/7 security monitoring. Operationally, you need continuously maintained audit documentation, access reviews on staff changes, and HIPAA risk assessments mapped to 45 CFR and NIST CSF.

What is a HIPAA security risk assessment?

A HIPAA security risk assessment evaluates how your organization stores, transmits, and protects ePHI. It’s required under 45 CFR § 164.308(a)(1) and is the first thing OCR looks for in an audit. Our assessments combine technical vulnerability scanning, administrative policy review, and physical security walkthroughs — mapped to both the HIPAA Security Rule and NIST CSF.

What HIPAA safeguards should an IT provider implement?

At minimum: access controls and authentication, encryption at rest and in transit, audit logging, backup and disaster recovery, workforce training, and incident response procedures. Implementation matters more than the list — these controls need to be built into daily operations, not just documented.

Do you sign a Business Associate Agreement?

Yes. A BAA is required under HIPAA whenever a service provider handles ePHI, and we maintain one with every healthcare client. We take our obligations under those agreements seriously.

What separates healthcare IT from generic IT support?

Generic IT providers treat HIPAA as a checkbox, lack EHR experience, scramble documentation before audits, and have support teams unfamiliar with clinical urgency. A healthcare IT partner builds HIPAA into every process, has decades of EHR ecosystem experience, maintains audit documentation continuously, and understands clinical operations and the urgency of patient care systems.

Healthcare IT that understands healthcare.

If your current IT support doesn’t understand clinical workflows, struggles with your EHR, or treats HIPAA like an afterthought — let’s talk. We’ve been doing this a long time.

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