u/NothingPatient2668

A dentist friend of mine in Toronto is reviewing their IT setup and has been looking at a few local IT providers, including NetFusion Designs (NFD).

Rather than asking for a recommendation on a specific company, I’m interested in understanding what people here think a dental practice should prioritize when evaluating an IT provider.

They’re mainly looking at cybersecurity, backups, Microsoft 365, network management, response times, onsite/remote support, and protecting patient information.

For those who have worked with dental or healthcare environments, are there any specific technical requirements, security practices, or red flags you would suggest paying particular attention to?

Any insights from the IT side would be appreciated.

With GCC starting to support C++26 reflection, I'm curious whether Whole Tomato has shared any plans for Visual Assist support.

Reflection seems like it could enable some interesting navigation, code analysis, and refactoring features once compiler support matures.

Has anyone seen a roadmap, forum post, or comment from the team about this?