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What makes a physician’s office run efficiently? Obviously, there is no one answer to this question. A lot of factors contribute to the smooth operation of any office – from the convenience of the layout of the examining rooms to the initiative and competence of an experienced staff. However, one factor that intimately affects the day to day operation of an office was barely “on the radar screen” thirty years ago: the office’s administrative computer system. Not so long ago in a typical physician’s office, the word “technology” meant a new EKG machine or centrifuge. But now even a small practice relies on its computer(s) to schedule appointments, store medical records, bill insurance companies and patients, and assist in all the other operations that formerly were the function of a typewriter or even pencil and paper. The crucial issue here is in the word relies. The office panics at the slightest misbehavior on the part of its computer system, whether the blip is in the hardware or the software. There is a fear that any misstep could mean the loss of vital information and all the hassle that comes with trying to retrieve or re-create it. There is rarely an employee who is able to navigate the difficult route that a software system presents, someone who can actually understand the jargon that typically accompanies computer systems and all their associated aspects.

If your office doesn’t have someone like that on its staff, then you need the services of the Computer Community Hospital (CCH). We are a customer focused, comprehensive IT company based in South Florida. We specialize in service, support, and maintenance of medical offices. Computer systems, Network Infrastructure, VOIP, WIFI, switches and routers are our specialty. Our dedicated team provides exceptional service by highly qualified technicians … not geeks! CCH has educated its technicians to understand the nuances and intricacies associated with EMR, Medicare payment programs, and other medical office -specific computer situations.

Computer Community Hospital provides a breath of fresh AIR(TM)

Assessment

  • Survey current system and components, including computers, software, routers, cabling
  • Evaluate computer network infrastructure to prepare for required installations
  • Make recommendations

Installation

  • Maximize current or new system’s performance
  • Installation of :
    Networks, including servers, client workstations, routers, switches, and firewalls
    Various Security Suites
    Acme Remote Data Backup System where needed

Repairs

  • Provide both hardware and software enhancements, including hard drives, memory, software programs, and more
  • Provide regularly scheduled maintenance, including annual tune-up of system to insure long-term performance

Let CCH provide a breath of fresh AIR(TM) for your system. fresh AIR(TM) will provide the most cost effective and comprehensive support tool to bring your system up to speed and keep it running efficiently.

When you call Computer Community Hospital, an experienced technician will be available to solve your computer problem quickly and effectively. Besides on-site visits when necessary, CCH offers Remote-in Repair, a service which allows CCH to access your computer remotely and cure its ills, including printer problems. With Remote-In Repair, CCH can update your security software as well as your business software, including the creation and management of users and passwords. CCH can install and update your printer. CCH can also upgrade your computers so that they will run more efficiently and fulfill the promises the third-party company representative made when you purchased them. And perhaps most importantly, CCH can provide your office with Remote Data Backup. Remote Data Backup means that all your computer data is automatically backed-up on a daily basis through a process that sends it over the Internet, regular telephone lines, or network connections to another computer safely offsite. The backed up data is secure and immediately accessible. Never again will you have to worry that a loss of power could endanger the data that is stored in your computer system, whether it is the next day’s appointment roster or your medical notes on individual patients.