Epic on the cloud
Move Epic to the cloud in stages, starting where the risk is lowest.
Most teams move an electronic health record once in a career. We plan the move with you on AWS or Microsoft Azure, begin with recovery, and run what we build, so clinicians keep the chart in front of them the whole way.
Where the work usually starts.
Recovery first
A recovery environment in the cloud replaces the second data center, and proves the design before any production workload moves.
Read access during an attack
A read-only copy of Epic, kept current in the cloud and isolated from production. If ransomware forces production, reporting, and recovery offline, clinicians can still read patient records while the attack is contained.
The environments around production
Training, development, and test environments, and the applications that travel with Epic, move on a schedule clinical leadership chooses.
How a move runs.
Step 1
Assess
The Epic footprint and the applications around it, the recovery objectives, and the controls an audit will ask about.
Step 2
Design
The cloud architecture, the recovery design, and the split of responsibilities between your team, your cloud provider, and us.
Step 3
Migrate in stages
Recovery and non-production first, then production, in windows chosen with clinical leadership.
Step 4
Operate
Daily operations, security monitoring, and compliance status, visible to the CIO and the CISO in one place.
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