Fire Destroys Clinic’s Administrative Offices – Patient Data Protected
Sep 3, 2016
Lakeshore Clinic suffers no loss in the fire since on-premise servers hosting critical patient data were shifted to True North ITG's Private Cloud with Disaster Recovery.
Mill Creek, WA, United States - September 2, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
Lakeshore Clinic, a physician-owned healthcare provider with administrative offices located in Bothell, Wash., experienced a shock this morning after their offices caught fire in the night. The blaze began in an adjacent apartment complex undergoing renovations. The cause of the fire is still unknown, though local authorities estimate the damage to be in the millions, with several local businesses affected.
Lakeshore Clinic has been serving the Eastside community with distinction and excellence for 70 years with clinics in Bothell and Totem Lake, Wash. Just over three years ago, Lakeshore Clinic made the decision to migrate their on-premise servers hosting critical patient data into a Private Cloud with Disaster Recovery services from True North ITG, a managed services and cloud hosting provider in nearby Mill Creek, Wash.
Today, in the wake of this disaster, Lakeshore Clinic’s personnel, spread across multiple locations, experienced no loss of access to their system and all critical patient data is protected.
True North ITG is a full-scale IT service provider, offering best-in-class IT solutions to SMBs across North America. Founded in 2001, True North provides managed services, EMR solutions, cloud hosting, and VMWare® consulting for businesses looking to streamline their IT management. Partnering with industry leaders such as GE Centricity, Microsoft, and Veeam, True North ITG exists to maintain the agility, efficiency, and resilience of your systems as a true competitive advantage.
For more information, please visit http://TrueNorthITG.com
Contact Info:
Name: Matt Murren
Email: [email protected]
Organization: True North ITG
Address: 16504 9th Ave SE Ste 201, Mill Creek, WA 98012
Phone: 800.372.1660 ext.102
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