Professional services
Firms that live in email, shared documents, and client confidentiality. The work is usually Microsoft 365, identity, endpoints, and a backup story that matches how the firm actually delivers work.
Industries
Small and midsize businesses with real confidentiality and uptime needs.
Van Loon Technologies is not branded as a healthcare-only provider. The same managed IT and security model fits professional firms and operators. Healthcare and wellness is one vertical, with its own page, because those practices have additional obligations.
Legal
Matter files, staff turnover, and careful access. We support the technology around that work. We do not provide legal advice, and we do not claim a legal-industry certification.
Financial
Companies that handle sensitive client and financial information and need tighter control of mailboxes, devices, and who can export data. We do not claim to make a firm compliant with financial regulations, and we do not hold ourselves out as auditors.
Property management
Offices, sites, vendors, and after-hours operations. Useful technology here is boring on purpose: accounts that can be revoked, networks that are documented, and a plan when a location loses connectivity.
Other small and midsize businesses
If the company depends on email, files, a handful of line-of-business tools, and a network people notice only when it fails, the services on this site apply. South Florida is where on-site support for small and medium-sized businesses is already part of the practice.
Client work stays between us
This page does not show logos, quotes, or case studies. We describe the kinds of businesses we serve, not a list of names.
One vertical among others
Healthcare & Wellness IT
MedSpas, medical aesthetics, TRT and hormone clinics, peptide clinics, weight-loss clinics, wellness clinics, concierge and direct primary care, and small specialty practices.
The standard we use in writing: technology and cybersecurity controls that support your HIPAA compliance obligations. Not a guarantee of compliance, and not a claim of being “HIPAA certified.”