EHR / Clinical Applications
Critical systems need reliable, predictable connectivity between users, facilities, and hosted platforms.
Healthcare organizations have traditionally relied on public Internet connections and IP-based VPNs to connect hospitals, clinics, cloud applications, and other locations. VPNs can encrypt the traffic, but the underlying connection still travels across public Internet infrastructure.
For general web and SaaS traffic, that makes sense. But sensitive clinical data, site-to-site communications, cloud workloads, and other critical applications don’t necessarily need to follow the same path.
Massive Networks gives healthcare IT teams another option: move appropriate traffic onto private, segmented network connections while maintaining high-performance Internet access for the applications that actually need it.
The result is a network architecture designed to reduce public Internet exposure, improve performance predictability, and give different healthcare workloads the connectivity they require.
ONE PIPE MULTI-CONNECT®
One Pipe Multi-Connect® uses a single high-capacity connection to deliver multiple network services as separate, segmented streams. Private services can carry critical site-to-site, cloud, and data center traffic, while Internet traffic is handled separately through Premium Blended Internet.
One Pipe doesn’t combine all of your traffic into one undifferentiated connection. It lets Massive Networks deliver multiple separately segmented services over the same physical access circuit.
Different healthcare applications place very different demands on the network. Some require private, low-latency paths between facilities or cloud platforms, while others depend on resilient Internet access. One Pipe Multi-Connect® lets each workload use the type of connection that best fits its needs.
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Critical systems need reliable, predictable connectivity between users, facilities, and hosted platforms.
Large imaging files and diagnostic workflows benefit from high-throughput, low-variability paths between facilities and storage platforms.
Private connections to AWS, Azure, Oracle, Google Cloud, and other platforms can reduce exposure to public Internet routing and improve performance consistency.
Supported SaaS platforms can use direct or private connectivity to avoid congested public Internet routes and improve application performance.
Web traffic and Internet-dependent applications still need resilient access. Premium Blended Internet provides multi-provider connectivity, while supported SaaS platforms may use SaaS Connect.
Traffic between hospitals, clinics, imaging centers, and other healthcare locations can stay on private Layer 2 paths instead of traversing the public Internet.

A medical billing SaaS provider needed to securely connect offices, clinics, data centers, and healthcare applications without relying on public-internet VPNs for critical traffic.
Massive Networks helped evolve the environment to private Layer 2 connectivity with redundant office and data center connections — improving performance, supporting HIPAA-sensitive workloads, and eliminating single points of failure.
Read the Medical Case StudyMove appropriate site-to-site, cloud, and data center traffic onto private network paths instead of sending everything across the public Internet.
Separate Internet, facility-to-facility, cloud, and data center traffic into distinct network services so one traffic type does not simply share the same path as everything else.
Private Layer 2 connectivity can replace or complement IP VPNs for appropriate workloads, reducing reliance on public Internet transport between facilities and critical systems.
Healthcare networks have to do more than simply stay connected. They need to protect sensitive traffic, maintain reliable access to critical systems, and deliver consistent performance across facilities, cloud platforms, and Internet services.
Keep appropriate site-to-site, cloud, and data center traffic off public Internet paths, while separating different network services into distinct segments.
Use private network paths for critical workloads and Premium Blended Internet for multi-provider Internet access with best-path routing.
Private Layer 2 and direct cloud connectivity can reduce routing variability, congestion exposure, and unnecessary hops for latency-sensitive applications.

Healthcare IT teams already manage enough complexity. Massive Networks simplifies connectivity across hospitals, clinics, cloud platforms, data centers, and Internet services by bringing multiple services under one carrier relationship, one agreement, one invoice, and one support organization.
Consolidate multiple connectivity services under one provider instead of managing separate carriers for Internet, private transport, cloud, and data center connections.
Massive works with your team on technical reviews, architecture, multi-site provisioning, upgrades, and ongoing changes.
A U.S.-based NOC provides continuous monitoring and support throughout the lifecycle of the network.
Contact a Network Expert
Bring us your locations, current carriers, VPN architecture, cloud platforms, and critical applications.
A Massive Networks engineer can help identify where private connectivity,
segmentation, and resilient Internet may simplify or strengthen your network.