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What Types of eForms Does dbtech Offer for Healthcare Settings?

Healthcare teams rely on accurate, accessible information to deliver quality care, and paperwork shouldn’t slow that down. dbtech’s eForms are designed to simplify documentation, reduce manual processes, and support clinical and administrative workflows across healthcare settings. Below is a look at the primary types of eForms dbtech offers and how...


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How Does dbtech Protect Against Ransomware Attacks?

Ransomware attacks continue to be a serious threat to healthcare organizations, often limiting access to critical systems and patient data. At dbtech, our downtime solution is designed with security and resilience in mind, so care can continue even when your primary network is compromised. So, how does dbtech help protect...


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What Happens to My EHR System During a Network Downtime?

Network downtime can be stressful for clinical and IT teams, especially when access to patient information is critical. At dbtech, our downtime solution is designed to keep care moving, even when primary systems are unavailable. Automatic Switch to Backup Systems When a network or EHR outage occurs, dbtech’s solution automatically...


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5 Gaps Your Organization Will Face Without a Downtime Work Station

Healthcare organizations average multiple unplanned EHR outages per year. More than 70 percent of these events last longer than eight hours, and the consequences are immediate: clinicians lose access to patient records, workflows are interrupted, and compliance risks multiply. The question isn't whether your EHR will go down. It's what...


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dbtech 2025 Recap: Advancing Downtime Beyond Access to Clinical Continuity

As healthcare organizations continue to navigate increasing system complexity and uptime risk, 2025 was a pivotal year for dbtech. Over the past twelve months, we focused on strengthening and expanding our downtime solution, moving well beyond basic access to ensure true clinical continuity when primary systems are unavailable. From deeper...


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Why Healthcare Organizations Need a Downtime Solution in 2026

As healthcare organizations continue to rely on electronic health records (EHR), connected systems, and digital workflows, the risk and cost of downtime events have never been higher. For 2026, the imperative becomes even clearer: downtime preparedness is no longer optional, it’s a critical strategic capability. Continued Risk for Healthcare Downtime...


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When Your Hospital’s Lifeline Goes Dark: Lessons from St. Denis Medical

Picture this: You're in the middle of a busy shift when suddenly, every computer screen goes black. Patient records vanish. Medication lists disappear. Your entire digital infrastructure just... stops. Sound like a nightmare? For many healthcare professionals, it's an all-too-real scenario that can happen at any moment. The new NBC...


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72% of Hacked Healthcare Organizations Report Patient Care Disruptions: Why Downtime is a Clinical Risk

In healthcare, cybersecurity is no longer just an IT concern, it’s a clinical risk. A recent survey shows that 93% of U.S. healthcare organizations experienced at least one major cyberattack in the past year. According to TechTarget, among those hit, 72% reported that the breach disrupted patient care.  For companies...


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$30 Million Integris Health Breach

In October 2025, Integris Health agreed to pay $30 million to settle a class-action lawsuit following a 2023 cyberattack that exposed data from nearly 2.4 million individuals, including 224,000 minors. According to TechTarget, the Oklahoma-based system, operating 16 hospitals statewide, became one of the largest breaches reported to the HHS...


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SimonMed Discloses 1.27M Record Healthcare Data Breach

In mid-October 2025, radiology provider SimonMed Imaging revealed that its systems were breached in a cyberattack that impacted approximately 1.27 million individuals. According to TechTarget, the attack was claimed by the Medusa ransomware group, an extortion-oriented threat actor linked to more than 300 attacks against infrastructure, education and healthcare organizations....


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