Clinics and healthcare practices
HIPAA applies to small practices the same way it applies to hospitals. Northwind manages the security, backups and access controls the rule expects.
Montana businesses and clinics in Billings, Bozeman and Missoula get managed IT from Northwind. Support runs on Mountain time, with monitoring built for rural connections.
Northwind’s monitoring is light enough for rural lines, and the same team handles support, security and Microsoft 365.
Our technicians travel to each of these cities for on-site work.
Protect patient and financial records for Billings organizations.
Replace informal IT with a managed help desk as your team grows.
Manage email, security and backups for Missoula organizations.
Give Helena offices a help desk on Mountain time.
Keep Great Falls systems monitored and up to date.
Give Flathead Valley offices one team for support and security.
HIPAA applies to small practices the same way it applies to hospitals. Northwind manages the security, backups and access controls the rule expects.
A small firm can cross Montana’s 25,000-person privacy threshold through its contact lists alone. Northwind checks your records against it.
Support for Montana comes from our Boise office. The same team provides IT for nonprofits. See the full service area.
Northwind supports Montana offices remotely, with monitoring built for rural networks. Technicians work on site anywhere in the state.
Montana and Boise share Mountain time, and the help desk is open 9am to 5pm, Monday through Friday. Northwind is available 24/7 for emergencies.
Last reviewed . This section summarizes state law and is not legal advice.
The Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act covers businesses that hold data on 25,000 Montanans, or 15,000 when a quarter of revenue comes from selling data. Privacy notices must show the date they were last updated.
Northwind lists the personal data you hold, keeps the privacy notice dated and sets up how access and deletion requests get answered.
Yes. Billings and Bozeman offices use our Mountain-time help desk, and technicians travel to both cities for on-site work.
Yes. The threshold is 25,000 Montanans, or 15,000 if a quarter of revenue comes from selling data, and customer lists and newsletter subscribers count toward it.
Yes. Northwind’s monitoring is light on bandwidth and built for rural networks.
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