For MSPs serving healthcare practices

Your healthcare clients aren't asking about MTTR.
They're asking about HIPAA.

Medical practices, dental offices, and clinics need a monthly record of what their IT provider did, what stayed secure, and whether the systems holding patient records stayed up. Roviret delivers that report automatically, every month, branded to your MSP.

Get My Free Sample Report → Free sample built from your stack in 48 hours. No system access needed.
48 hrs to receive a fully formatted sample report
0 hrs your team spends on reporting once Roviret runs
$600/mo flat rate for your full client roster

A medical practice that can't show its compliance posture is exposed.

Healthcare clients are not evaluating your MSP the same way a retail shop does. Their environment contains protected health information. Their regulators are the Office for Civil Rights, not just a dissatisfied owner. When a HIPAA audit happens, or a breach investigation starts, the first question is: what documentation exists showing that IT was actively managed?

If your answer is "we were on top of everything" without a paper trail to support it, that is a problem for your client. It also makes you look like a liability instead of an asset.

Most MSPs serving healthcare clients are doing the right technical work. Patches are applied. Backups are running. Access controls are in place. But without a monthly report documenting that activity, none of it is visible to the practice manager, the compliance officer, or the board. Invisible work gets questioned. Documented work gets renewed.

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HIPAA questions arrive without warning
An audit, a breach inquiry, or a new practice administrator can trigger questions about IT activity at any time. Monthly reports give you something concrete to hand over instead of reconstructing history from memory.
Office managers are not reading RMM dashboards
The person approving your invoice is often the practice manager, not a physician or IT buyer. They cannot interpret a ticket queue. They can read a one-page summary that says "all critical patches applied, no breaches detected."
EHR downtime is a direct patient care issue
When Epic or Athenahealth is unavailable, clinical staff lose access to patient records. A monthly report that tracks EHR uptime shows your client exactly how often that risk materialized and what your team did about it.
"No incidents" is not a compliance answer
A clean month is not the same as documented compliance. Healthcare clients need to show that monitoring was active, patches were applied, and access was controlled. Absence of incidents is only meaningful if someone can prove what was done to prevent them.

The difference is what your client can show their auditor.

Healthcare clients do not just want good IT outcomes. They need a record of those outcomes. Roviret creates that record, automatically, every month.

Without Roviret With Roviret
Monthly compliance status summary Not sent Delivered automatically
Patch status documentation Lives in your RMM, unseen Included in every report
Security incident record Available only if someone asks Formatted and delivered monthly
EHR uptime visibility Not communicated Called out per system
Plain-English summary for office managers No Yes, every report
Time your team spends on reporting Hours per client per month Zero
Reports branded to your MSP Not applicable Yes

Your PSA and RMM stay exactly where they are.

01

Connect

We connect to your stack via read-only API. NDA signed before any access. Supported PSA platforms: ConnectWise Manage, Autotask, Halo. Supported RMM platforms: NinjaRMM, Datto RMM, N-able. This step takes 3 to 5 days. We cannot write to or modify anything in your systems.

02

Build

We build your branded report template. For healthcare accounts, we configure the sections that matter: HIPAA-relevant security activity, patch compliance, backup integrity, and EHR uptime. Every report leads with a plain-English executive summary written for the practice manager, not a technician.

03

Deliver

Reports go out automatically every month. You review and approve before delivery, or we send directly to clients. Nobody on your team builds, formats, or exports anything. Maintenance is included in the monthly retainer. When APIs change, we handle it.

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Get a free sample report built for a healthcare client

Tell us your PSA and RMM. We build a fully formatted sample in 48 hours. No cost. No access to your live systems needed.

  • Report includes HIPAA-relevant sections: security activity, patches, access controls, backup status
  • Plain-English executive summary written for practice managers, not technicians
  • Read-only API access — we cannot modify your systems
  • NDA signed before any connection
  • $600/month flat after setup, covering your full client roster

Questions worth asking before you fill out the form.

Can Roviret help with HIPAA documentation?

Roviret reports include the information a healthcare practice needs to show its compliance posture each month: patch status, threat detections and outcomes, failed login attempts, and backup integrity. These are monthly snapshots, not a HIPAA audit. But they give a practice manager or compliance officer a consistent paper trail showing IT activity was monitored, patched, and reviewed. That documentation matters when questions arise, whether from an auditor, a new administrator, or a breach investigation.

Our healthcare clients have non-technical office managers. Will they understand the reports?

That is exactly who the reports are written for. Every report opens with a plain-English executive summary that describes system health, any incidents resolved, and compliance status without requiring the reader to know what MTTR means. Technical detail is included for those who want it, but the first section reads like a business update, not an IT dashboard. Office managers get what they need to approve your invoice with confidence.

Do the reports cover EHR uptime?

Yes. Reports include uptime data for critical systems in your clients' environments. If a medical practice runs Epic, Athenahealth, or another EHR, uptime for those systems can be called out specifically in the report. The practice administrator sees whether the EHR was available and whether any downtime was logged and resolved. For a clinical environment where downtime means lost access to patient records, that visibility matters.

What does setup involve and how long does it take?

Setup covers API connections to your PSA and RMM, data mapping for your healthcare client accounts, and the branded template build. The one-time setup fee is $1,500 and the process typically completes in 30 days. After that, reports go out every month for $600 flat, covering your full client roster. There are no per-client fees and no long-term contract after the initial onboarding period.

Want to go deeper? Read our guides: MSP Reporting Automation, MSP Monthly Client Reports, MSP Automation Tools.