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Growth doesn't break practices. Unmanaged technology does.

Technology leadership for multi-location dental groups

DocuTicket helps owners and operators standardize, secure, and scale every practice you add— with a structured Technology Diagnostic, disciplined 90-day execution, and ongoing fractional CTO oversight and managed operations built for dental.

Start with a Technology Diagnostic How we engage
25+ years in dental technology
Built for growth single practices to multi-location dental groups
90-day action plan from a structured Technology Diagnostic
On-site & nationwide Arizona, Utah and Texas — remote nationwide

Audience

Who we serve

  • Single practices to multi-location dental groups Operators who need one technology standard across every site.
  • Owners adding practices through acquisition Buyers who want clarity on what they’re buying—and a plan to absorb it.
  • DSOs and partnerships without an in-house IT leader Leadership that needs executive technology ownership without a full-time hire.
  • Founding dentists planning a second location Practices ready to grow without inheriting ad-hoc IT decisions.

Constraints

Problems we solve

  • Every office set up differentlyNo shared baseline for network, imaging, or access.
  • No one owns the technology roadmapVendors react. Leadership doesn’t get a plan.
  • Backups no one has test-restored“Scheduled” isn’t the same as recoverable.
  • Acquisitions take months to absorbNo playbook, no clock, no single owner.
  • Vendors and contracts nobody tracksSpend and risk hide in email threads.
  • Security that depends on luckPatching, MFA, and identity left to chance.

Engagement

How we engage — the 3-phase model

Clarity first. Then execution. Then ongoing ownership—without theater.

DocuTicket Technology Diagnostic

Structured assessment · scope for follow-on work set from the findings

A scored review across 6 areas (1–5 each). Identifies the highest-priority gaps and delivers a concrete 90-day action plan—three 30-day sprints ready to run.

Acquisition Assessment is a separate engagement—scoped per deal—used before or right after a purchase so you know what you’re buying and how standardization will land. See Dental groups.

90-Day Execution

Project-based · sprint cadence · scoped from the Diagnostic

We execute the roadmap from the Diagnostic—stabilize first, standardize next, then optimize and hand over clean ownership.

Days 1–30 Stabilize Inventory, critical risk, backups, access, and uptime.
Days 31–60 Standardize Target stack, shared configs, and location rollout.
Days 61–90 Optimize & hand over Verification, reporting, and operating rhythm.

Ongoing: Fractional CTO and/or Managed support & security

Optional ongoing · sized to your locations and stack

Keep leadership and operations after the 90 days—without forcing a full-time IT executive hire.

  • Fractional CTO oversight — roadmap, vendors, budget, and reporting to ownership
  • Managed support & security — monitoring, patching verified to zero missing, backup verification, HIPAA-minded risk work

Framework

The Diagnostic — 6 areas (scored 1–5, max 30)

One scorecard across every location. Gaps become a prioritized 90-day plan—not a binder of recommendations.

  1. 01
    Network & infrastructure Connectivity, Wi‑Fi, servers, firewalls, and site-to-site consistency.
  2. 02
    Imaging & clinical systems PMS, sensors, pano, and integrations that keep chairs productive.
  3. 03
    Data protection & recovery Backup jobs, retention, and restore tests—not assumptions.
  4. 04
    Security & access Identity, MFA, endpoint protection, and verified patching.
  5. 05
    Phones & communications Voice, call flow, and reliability across locations.
  6. 06
    Vendors, lifecycle & budget Contracts, refresh cycles, and spend leadership can plan against.

Communications

Business phone systems

Cloud-hosted voice built for multi-location dental groups—one system across offices, clear calls next to imaging and cloud traffic, and a clean cutover when you acquire a practice.

  • One system, every location Cloud-hosted VoIP with extension dialing between offices, auto-attendants and menus, ring groups, after-hours routing, and voicemail to email.
  • Number porting & cutover Port numbers from legacy and analog systems and carriers so patients keep calling the numbers they know.
  • Call quality on a busy network Monitoring and network QoS so voice stays clear alongside imaging and cloud traffic—plus carrier redundancy and failover planning.
  • Recording, retention & desks Call recording with defined retention, and desk phones provisioned and managed centrally.
  • Part of Diagnostic & acquisition Phones are scored in the Technology Diagnostic. On acquisition, we consolidate the new office’s old phone system into the group standard—same playbook as the rest of the stack.
  • Owned like the rest of IT Voice sits under the same roadmap, vendors, and support path as network and security—not a separate silo nobody owns.

Call analytics for managers and ownership

Visibility across every location—front desk performance, marketing numbers with tracking and routing, and a weekly scorecard for office managers and owners.

Answer & miss

  • Time to answer
  • Missed & abandoned calls
  • Missed-call callback tracking — whether each was returned, and how fast
  • Hold times & hang-ups on hold
  • Voicemail response time

Volume & staffing

  • Volume by hour, day & location
  • Staffing vs. busy-hour gaps
  • Lunch & after-hours demand
  • First-time vs. repeat callers — by caller ID

Quality & leadership

  • Call quality scores — per location
  • Recording review — training and quality, with defined retention
  • Marketing numbers — tracking and routing on campaign lines
  • Weekly scorecard — emailed to office managers and owners

Starting a Diagnostic or an Acquisition Assessment? Ask us to include phones—especially when a newly acquired office still runs a standalone system. Prefer email? hello@docuticket.com.

Differentiation

Why DocuTicket

Operator, not consultant We run the systems we recommend. Plans come with ownership—not a slide deck that sits unused.
Built for multiple practices Standards, acquisition playbooks, and reporting designed for groups—not single-office break/fix.
Dental-specific depth Imaging, PMS, and clinical workflows treated as first-class—not generic SMB IT.
Security without theater HIPAA-minded operations. BAA available on request. We do not claim “HIPAA certified.”

Trust

Security & compliance approach

We treat patient data carefully and keep PHI handling minimal. Security work is practical— access control, patching, backup verification, logging, and vendor hygiene—aligned to how dental groups actually run.

  • Access
    Least-privilege administration Named accounts, MFA where available, and changes gated by plan and approval.
  • Ops
    Continuous verification Monitoring, patch status, and backup outcomes reviewed—not assumed.
  • Legal
    BAA available on request HIPAA-minded practices. We do not claim HIPAA certification.

FAQ

Questions from multi-location groups

Can you support mixed PMS platforms across offices?

Yes. Different locations often run different practice management and imaging stacks. The Diagnostic maps what you have; standardization is planned deliberately—not forced overnight.

What happens when we acquire a practice?

Acquisition Assessment is separate from the Technology Diagnostic and scoped per deal. Before or right after close we assess the practice, then hand off a 30 / 60 / 90 plan to stabilize and standardize. Scope and timeline depend on locations, existing vs. new technology, and deal complexity.

How is fractional CTO different from a full-time hire?

You get executive technology ownership—roadmap, vendors, budget, and reporting—without the cost and ramp of a full-time CTO. Escalation into hands-on work is available through Managed support & security when you need it.

Who do staff call when something breaks?

Clients use the Client Support portal to open and track requests. Marketing inquiries use the Diagnostic form below.

Do you sign a Business Associate Agreement (BAA)?

A BAA is available on request. We practice HIPAA-minded operations and do not claim to be “HIPAA certified.”

Where do you provide coverage?

On-site teams in Arizona, Utah and Texas, with remote support and project delivery nationwide.

Next step

Start with a Technology Diagnostic

Clarity before spend. Tell us about your group and locations—we’ll outline next steps for a structured assessment. Prefer email? hello@docuticket.com.

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