| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Avesta Hojjati |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
Brian Powers |
VP and GM, Global Head of Cyber Insurance | Profile |
Ryan Sherstobitoff |
Vice President of Cyber Threat Research and Intelligence | Profile |
Jared Smith |
Senior Director, Threat Intelligence | Profile |
Mike Wilkes |
CISO | Profile |
At Sisu Healthcare IT Solutions, we specialize in delivering the IT solutions and services community healthcare facilities need to survive – and thrive. With our long history of serving rural communities, we bring the insight, understanding and resources required to provide sustainable IT cost structures and critical access to information – the lifeblood vital to operational efficiency and clinical decision-making. While some healthcare IT firms stand up solutions that require ongoing support from multiple vendors, Sisu is different. Sisu`s greatest value is providing interconnected support for all of the different technology comprising your EHR solution. We are the “glue” that binds it all together. You only need to make one call to Sisu. We handle it from there. And while maximizing your investments, we bring a caring, seasoned approach to your software-as-a-service and other IT project needs.
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