Qventive combines EHR management and cybersecurity for multi-specialty groups

Qventive Healthcare has launched a combined Managed EHR/PM and cybersecurity service for multi-specialty medical groups and other providers in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. The offering puts clinical systems and security under one accountable team, aiming to cut vendor handoffs and simplify administration.

Why it matters: - Multi-specialty medical groups can now manage EHR operations and cybersecurity through one service instead of juggling separate vendors. - Qventive Healthcare says the model reduces vendor finger-pointing and gives administrators one accountable team for both clinical workflow and system protection. - The service targets groups that run multiple specialties, multiple EHR configurations and layered security tools.

What happened: - Qventive Healthcare launched a combined Managed EHR/PM and Cybersecurity service today. - The Hackensack, New Jersey-based firm is offering the service to multi-specialty groups first. - The company serves healthcare providers in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania.

The details: - The managed EHR/PM side includes implementation, workflow and template optimization, streamlined documentation, staff training and MIPS/MACRA compliance support. - Qventive lists support for Epic, NextGen, Allscripts, eClinicalWorks, Cerner, Athena and Greenway. - The cybersecurity side includes vulnerability scanning, HIPAA compliance review, managed threat detection, incident response and mobile device management. - Qventive says the combined offering is available now to multi-specialty groups, private practices, ambulatory surgical centers and private-equity-backed healthcare platforms. - Practices can request an introductory consultation at qventive.com. - Qventive Healthcare was founded in 1994 by Steve Gerbino and is headquartered at 200 Passaic Street in Hackensack, New Jersey. - The company says it has served private practices, multi-specialty groups, ambulatory surgical centers, hospitals, dental practices and private-equity-backed healthcare platforms for more than 30 years. - Qventive says the company pairs EHR clinical-workflow expertise with managed IT, cybersecurity, compliance and staff augmentation.

Between the lines: - The launch reflects a broader push to collapse operational silos in healthcare IT, where EHR support and security oversight often sit with different vendors. - Qventive is positioning itself against both generalist managed service providers and EHR consultants by combining clinical workflow depth with security management. - The company is making accountability the main selling point, not just technical capability.

What’s next: - Qventive appears to be using the new service to expand relationships with multi-specialty groups and other healthcare organizations across its core Northeast markets. - Providers interested in consolidating EHR and security oversight can contact the company for an introductory consultation.

The bottom line: - Qventive is betting that healthcare buyers want fewer vendors, clearer ownership and one team responsible for both how the EHR works and how it is protected.