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We'll tell you honestly after looking at what you have. Not everyone needs a rebuild—sometimes it's targeted remediation. We're not going to sell you something you don't need.

Yes. We sign BAAs with covered entities where our work involves systems that may interact with Protected Health Information (PHI).

Yes. If your industry has compliance obligations and a digital presence, we are a fit. This includes—but is not limited to—behavioral health providers, car dealerships, dental and medical practices, financial advisors and wealth management firms, FQHCs, home health and hospice agencies, hospitals and health systems, laboratories, law firms, mortgage and title companies, nursing homes and assisted living facilities, optometry and vision practices, payroll and HR companies, pharmacies, property management companies, radiology and imaging centers, RCM and medical billing vendors, schools and universities, surgery centers, and tax preparers. The governing regulations differ by industry. The compliance gaps are nearly universal.

Sometimes. A patient portal that is broken or inaccessible creates a documented barrier to the HIPAA Right of Access—OCR has issued 54 enforcement actions on exactly that basis, with penalties up to $200,000. Performance and compliance share the same infrastructure.

(Source—Pulled May 2026)

Contact us through our contact page. We'll review your current digital presence before recommending anything.

Most custom builds run four to eight weeks depending on complexity and how quickly we receive content and feedback from you.

Pricing depends on the scope of work. Contact us directly and we'll give you a straight answer after reviewing your current setup.

Probably not. Most dental websites built by marketing agencies contain contact forms, third-party scripts, and tracking pixels that create HIPAA exposure. We can audit yours and tell you exactly what's at risk.

It can be. Third-party scripts on authenticated pages—intake forms, patient portals, scheduling tools—that send data to outside vendors without a Business Associate Agreement create HIPAA exposure. A slow site loading a dozen third-party scripts is also loading a dozen potential liabilities. We audit both.

(Source—Pulled May 2026)

Note: Court vacated the unauthenticated page portion June 2024. Authenticated pages remain in scope.

We document every finding with its source, explain what it means in plain language, and give you a clear remediation path. Nothing is estimated. Everything is sourced.

Any point where patient data could be exposed—intentionally or not, DNS configuration, form handling, security headers, third-party scripts, and tracking pixels.

That's exactly what our compliance work is designed to prepare you for. We can help you document your remediation efforts, reduce your exposure, and respond before it becomes a financial problem.

We'll hand off all the technical documentation they need to remediate. If it's outside their scope, we're happy to step in. Think of it this way—they design the waiting room. We make sure the building is up to code. And if you want, we can handle the architecture too.

An instruction your web server sends to browsers governing how your site's content may be handled. Missing headers are among the most common findings in a compliance audit—and among the easiest to fix once identified.

We don't do social media or paid advertising. We do compliance, infrastructure, and operations—with technical SEO and digital strategy built into the foundation, not bolted on after. Specialized work that falls outside our scope goes to vetted contractors we trust. One point of contact throughout.

Yes. The person you contact is the person doing the work. No account managers, no automated replies, no handoffs.