We Built This Firm Because We've Seen What Happens When IT Goes Wrong.
Before starting Nashville IT Health, Jeff Runion was CIO at Howell Allen Clinic. He ran technology for a physician practice group, the Hospital for Spinal Surgery, and St. Thomas Outpatient Neurosurgery Center. When a system went down in that world, it wasn't an annoying ticket. It was a patient safety problem.
That changes how you think about IT. You stop being reactive. You build systems that don't fail, and when something does go wrong, you fix it before anyone has to ask. Those are the standards we brought to Nashville IT Health when we started in 2007.
Since then, the work has expanded. We started with infrastructure management, added cybersecurity as threats got worse, and now help clients with AI strategy and custom applications. The common thread is the same: take technology seriously, stay accountable, and don't disappear when things get hard.
We work with businesses that have 10 to 50 employees, mostly in Franklin, Brentwood, Nashville, and Williamson County. Healthcare, law firms, accounting practices, professional services. Nearly every client found us through a referral. We think that says more than anything on this page.
Jeff Runion
Founder & Fractional CTO
Jeff started Nashville IT Health after running IT in healthcare, where downtime isn't an option and security is non-negotiable. He works with most clients as their Fractional CTO: the person thinking about their technology so they don't have to.
Why "Nashville IT Health"?
People assume the name means we only work with hospitals. We don't. "Health" describes what we do, not who we do it for. Every business has a technology health status. Some are in good shape. Most have problems they don't know about yet. A few are one bad day away from a real crisis.
We diagnose what's wrong, fix it, and keep it running. That's true whether you're a medical practice or a law firm.
Want to know where your technology stands?
The assessment is free, takes about an hour, and we'll tell you the truth about what we find.