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...
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...
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...
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...
When systems fail, patient care can be delayed, billing can stall, and trust can erode in an instant. The recent ransomware attack on DaVita is a sobering reminder; IT disruptions aren’t hypothetical, they can affect millions. Below, we’ll examine the...
In healthcare, downtime is more than a nuisance, it’s a serious threat to patient care, operational continuity, and financial health. When electronic systems fail, hospitals face cascading consequences that affect every corner of the organization. From revenue loss...
