MedHub Leverages HIPAA Compliant Colocation from Online Tech
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Press Release Pricing | News by Category | News by Country | News by US Region | Recent News | PR.com News on Your Site Press Releases Online Tech Inc. Press Release Receive press releases from Online Tech Inc.: By Email RSS Feeds: MedHub Leverages HIPAA Compliant Colocation from Online Tech Healthcare Software Company Hosts HIPAA Compliant SaaS Application in Midwest Data Center Ann Arbor, MI, December 03, 2011 --( “Partnering with Online Tech lets us utilize their technical expertise and experience operating HIPAA compliant data centers,” says Peter Orr, MedHub President.“We can focus on servicing our customers and not using our resources to manage a HIPAA compliant data center.” According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, any company that interacts with sensitive patient information or health records must be HIPAA compliant.“We can focus on servicing our customers and not using our resources to manage a HIPAA compliant data center.”According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, any company that interacts with sensitive patient information or health records must be HIPAA compliant.A HIPAA compliant data center provides all the required physical, environmental, network and infrastructure security needed to meet the requirements set out in the HITECH Act to ensure patient information is protected.Online Tech’s infrastructure design incorporates fully redundant power, network, and backup into a network of high availability data centers, located over 50 miles apart, to provide uninterruptible power and network connectivity with no single point of failure.MedHub also uses Online Tech’s OTPortal™, a web-based client portal that provides a single, cohesive interface for remote management, to monitor their collocated servers along with their own monitoring systems and front end.For more information call (877)740-5028.About MedhubMedHub is an Ann Arbor based health care software company providing services to large academic teaching hospitals worldwide.