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Weathering the storm. Having a disaster recovery plan can mean the difference between scrambling for a quick IT fix and smooth sailing in the storm.

Hospitals and health systems must have a living, actionable plan for disaster preparedness and business continuity. Keeping the data center running and ensuring that clinicians can access IT systems during an emergency is critical. Ability to communicate during a natural disaster or event is paramount, whether through badges or phones. Clinicians must be able to access patient records during an emergency.