Case Study: Supporting A Rural Nebraska Hospital

Case Study: Supporting A Rural Nebraska Hospital

Healthcare Case Study Reformatted

Five Nines is partnered with a 22-bed critical access hospital in rural Nebraska that supports up to 125 employees working between a hospital, clinic, and remote clinic. The entire business is operated on computers, and the organization relies on these computers to provide high-quality patient care. 

THE CHALLENGE

1. Before Five Nines there was a lack of efficiency and support from a previous IT provider.
2. Their team was unable to find talented IT engineers in rural Nebraska.
3. The hospital needed assistance with high-level server, storage, and networking needs.

 

THE RESULTS

Five Nines proposed a partnership to be an escalation point for this organization. This 2.5 year partnership has become a story worth telling, as the solutions provided helped with the management of their IT environment, as well as increased engagement and a stronger work/life balance for employees of the hospital.                                                                                                                                            

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