Business Continuity

Backup & Disaster Recovery Services

A backup only matters if it restores. We make sure yours does.

Ransomware, hardware failure, accidental deletion, storms, and fires all end the same way: you need your data back and your systems running. Too often, organizations discover during the emergency that backups stopped months ago or never included what mattered.

Meem Health designs backup and recovery around how long you can afford to be down and how much data you can afford to lose — then monitors and tests it.

Who it’s for

Any organization that can’t afford to lose its data — which is every organization.

Meem Health specializes in healthcare technology and supports businesses outside healthcare too.

What’s included

How we deliver backup & disaster recovery

01

Server and workstation backup

Image-level and file-level backups for systems that hold business data.

02

Cloud and Microsoft 365 backup

Separate backups for mailboxes, OneDrive, SharePoint, and other cloud data.

03

Offsite and immutable copies

Copies stored away from your office and protected from deletion by ransomware.

04

Monitoring

Daily checks that backup jobs completed — and follow-up when they didn’t.

05

Restore testing

Scheduled test restores so you know recovery works before you need it.

06

Recovery planning

A written plan covering priorities, contacts, and steps to resume operations.

Benefits

What changes for your team

  • Confidence that data can be recovered
  • Protection against ransomware deleting your backups
  • Clear recovery priorities and steps
  • Evidence for insurers and auditors

Urgent IT support

Is your business down right now?

Outages, crashed servers, ransomware scares, failed backups — text or call and tell us what is down. We start remotely right away and come on-site when the fix needs it.

501-777-5177
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Our backup failed and we need files back now. Can you help?
Yes — stop using the affected system and text or call 501-777-5177. We check every recovery option before anything is changed.
How often should backups run?
That depends on how much data you can afford to lose. Many businesses back up at least daily; critical systems may need more frequent protection.
Is syncing to OneDrive or Dropbox a backup?
Not by itself. Sync copies deletions and encrypted files too. A proper backup keeps separate, versioned copies.
Where we work

Backup & Disaster Recovery across Central Arkansas

Let’s get your IT working for you.

Text or call 501-777-5177 for urgent help, or get in touch to plan managed IT, security, or a healthcare technology project.