Small Healthcare Practices
Physician offices, dental practices, behavioral health providers, therapy practices, specialty clinics, and other organizations that handle protected health information.
Based in Indianapolis and serving organizations throughout Indiana, Dingledy IT Consulting Services helps small healthcare practices identify cybersecurity risks, strengthen HIPAA-aligned safeguards, improve Microsoft 365 security, prepare for incidents, and build a practical technology-security program.
Get practical guidance built around your organization, budget, technology, and risk.
The focus is on organizations that handle sensitive information but may not have a dedicated security officer, CIO, or internal IT department.
Physician offices, dental practices, behavioral health providers, therapy practices, specialty clinics, and other organizations that handle protected health information.
Small clinics, nonprofits, community health programs, and growing healthcare organizations that need stronger technology leadership and security planning.
Organizations that support healthcare clients and need to better understand their cybersecurity, HIPAA, vendor, and data-protection responsibilities.
Businesses in other industries that need practical cybersecurity guidance, vendor oversight, technology planning, or optional managed support.
Services may be provided as focused projects, ongoing advisory support, or as part of a broader managed IT relationship.
Review your technology environment, current protections, vendors, policies, access controls, backup practices, and security gaps to identify the highest-priority risks.
Practical assistance aligning IT practices, safeguards, documentation, and security planning with HIPAA Security Rule expectations.
Develop and improve policies covering access, passwords, remote work, mobile devices, backups, incident response, acceptable use, and other areas.
Review licensing, multifactor authentication, administrative access, email protection, conditional access, sharing, and related settings.
Create practical response plans, roles, escalation steps, communication procedures, vendor contacts, and recovery priorities before an incident occurs.
Evaluate IT vendors, managed service providers, cloud systems, contracts, security tools, backup services, and technology proposals.
Review backup coverage, recovery expectations, off-site protection, testing practices, continuity needs, and recovery responsibilities.
Fractional technology leadership for budgeting, roadmaps, vendor management, cybersecurity, infrastructure planning, and executive decisions.
Support employee security awareness, phishing prevention, safe data handling, remote-work practices, and continuing training expectations.
The goal is to identify what matters most, explain it in plain language, and build an improvement plan your organization can realistically follow.
Learn how your organization operates, what systems you depend on, what information you protect, and where your biggest concerns are.
Review technology, vendors, policies, access, backups, security controls, and operational risks.
Separate urgent risks from longer-term improvements and develop a practical, budget-aware roadmap.
Support implementation, documentation, vendor coordination, staff communication, and ongoing security improvement.
Many organizations begin with a focused review of the safeguards most likely to reduce risk quickly and provide a stronger foundation.
A typical starting engagement may include a review of your current technology environment, key vendors, security controls, policies, backup approach, Microsoft 365 configuration, and operational risks.
You receive a prioritized roadmap that distinguishes immediate risks, near-term improvements, and longer-term planning needs.
Discuss a Readiness ReviewSome organizations need guidance and a roadmap. Others need someone to help carry out the plan, manage vendors, monitor technology, support users, and provide continuing security oversight.
Managed and MSP-style services can be added based on the size, needs, and existing resources of the organization.
Ask About Ongoing SupportDingledy IT Consulting Services is led by Matt Dingledy, an IT professional with more than 25 years of experience helping organizations make practical technology decisions.
Matt started Dingledy Consulting LLC in 2011 and has more than 15 years of healthcare IT leadership experience. He has managed and supported technology for organizations across nearly every business vertical.
Matt holds a bachelor's degree from Indiana University and a master's degree in Strategic Leadership from the University of Indianapolis.
His approach combines hands-on IT experience, healthcare operations, cybersecurity, compliance awareness, business leadership, vendor management, and long-term strategic planning.
Common questions from small healthcare organizations and businesses considering a security engagement.
A review may cover accounts, Microsoft 365, endpoints, email protection, backups, remote access, vendors, policies, incident preparedness, and other safeguards.
No consultant or technology product can guarantee compliance. The service helps organizations identify risk, improve safeguards, strengthen documentation, and better align practices with HIPAA expectations.
Yes. Organizations may begin with a focused consulting engagement and add ongoing IT leadership, Microsoft 365 administration, endpoint management, vendor coordination, or MSP-style support.
Healthcare is the primary specialty, but services are also available to small businesses that need cybersecurity guidance, technology leadership, vendor oversight, or ongoing support.
Whether you need a cybersecurity review, HIPAA-aligned IT guidance, policy development, incident planning, vendor oversight, or optional ongoing support, the first step is understanding your current environment.
Tell me about your organization and what you need help protecting or improving.