As the pandemic strained healthcare resources, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) was tasked with converting hotels, dormitories, and convention centers into temporary hospitals. With cases surging and medical facilities at capacity, USACE needed a reliable IT infrastructure managed services partner to design, build, and manage the technology infrastructure of new alternate care facilities. To meet this urgent demand, USACE partnered with Synoptek to set up fully operational transitional hospitals in Illinois.
With extensive experience in disaster recovery and healthcare IT, Synoptek deployed a comprehensive and HIPAA-compliant technology infrastructure for emergency hospitals. Services included network architecture, vendor interoperability, application support, and 24/7 IT monitoring to ensure seamless hospital operations.
With IT infrastructure managed services, USACE was able to:
- Rapidly deployment of IT infrastructure
- Seamless interoperability with existing healthcare systems and networks
- Ensure continuous operations with 24/7 technical support
- Enhance cybersecurity with anti-spam, anti-virus, and HIPAA-compliant protections
- Reduce strain on the existing healthcare system by expanding treatment capacity
Customer: An engineer formation of the United States Army
Profile: The client primarily oversees dams, canals, and flood protection as well as a wide range of public works throughout the world.
Industry: Engineering
Services: IT Infrastructure Setup and Management
