PPN Transition Follow-Up and Clinic Network Support in BC
PHSA published September 4, 2026 as the Private Physician Network decommissioning date. If your clinic needs help reviewing its replacement internet, firewall, network or remaining access issues, NYRO Dynamics can assess the current setup and coordinate the technical work with your providers. Official access arrangements and eligibility remain with PHSA, the relevant health authority and your application vendors.
What PHSA published
The Private Physician Network transition schedule and clinic resources are maintained by PHSA. This page was reviewed in October 2026 against the official program information. For current eligibility, access pathways and program status, use the PHSA Private Physician Network page rather than relying on secondary summaries.
Common clinic needs we help review
Replacement connectivity
Business internet paths, static IP requirements, failover and provider coordination.
Firewall and security scope
Segmentation, remote access, Wi-Fi boundaries and monitoring responsibilities on clinic-owned equipment.
Site links and shared workflows
Shared drives, printing, remote desktop and multi-site dependencies that previously used PPN site links.
Backup and documentation
Coverage, retention, restore expectations and records of the new network layout.
When eligibility or clinical access is unclear
Identify the affected service first—EMR vendor access, CareConnect, imaging, health-authority remote tools or printing—and direct eligibility questions to the program or vendor that owns that access. NYRO can investigate local technical dependencies (network path, firewall rules, DNS, workstation configuration) once authorized access and change windows are agreed. We do not guarantee clinical-system access or speak for PHSA.
What a scoped clinic network review includes
Connectivity and dependencies
Internet paths, critical devices, EMR integrations, phones, Wi-Fi and vendor-owned systems mapped to business workflows.
Authorized access and responsibilities
Who approves changes, which vendors own which components, and what validation is required before cutover.
Configuration and validation
Firewall and network review, test plans for affected workflows, and documented handoff of the agreed setup.
After the review
You receive clear findings, recommended next steps and—when scoped—implementation support with your providers. Ongoing managed IT, backup oversight and network support are available under a separate agreed scope if your clinic wants continuing coverage.
Clinic and network resources
Practical questions
Is NYRO affiliated with PHSA?
No. We are an independent IT services provider. Official PPN program details and clinic eligibility remain with PHSA and your health authority.
Can you guarantee EMR or CareConnect access?
No. Access pathways depend on vendors, credentials and health-authority rules. We help review local technical dependencies and coordinate changes with your authorized contacts.
Do you still support clinics mid-transition?
Yes, when scoped. We assess the current setup, identify gaps and agree on implementation work with your providers—without promising to keep legacy PPN services live indefinitely.
How do we start?
Call for an active outage affecting patient care workflows, or use the contact form for a planned review. Do not submit passwords or patient records through the website form.