- A rough count of computers, tablets and printers
- The name of your practice software and your ISP
- Whoever knows where the router lives
- Any past IT invoice or login list, if one exists
Back office, 7:50am
The short story
Why we only do small clinics
Sorvana started the way most small-office IT stories do: a friend with a dental practice texted, “can you look at our computers?” What we found was a shared login taped under the keyboard, a backup drive that hadn’t finished a backup in months, and a router from the ISP that nobody had ever logged into.
Nothing scary or exotic. Just the normal stuff that piles up when there’s no “IT person” on the payroll and the front desk is busy being the front desk.
Big-company security advice doesn’t fit a three-chair office. So we built the small version.
Today we’re based on Prospect Park West and work with medical and dental practices around Brooklyn. We stay small on purpose, so whoever answers your text is the same person who walked your office last month.