Proven Reliability
15 years of consistent excellence, serving nonprofits, not-for-profits, and small businesses across West Michigan.
Meridity is a technology consulting and engineering firm helping nonprofits, not-for-profits, and small businesses across West Michigan get the kind of technology leadership larger organizations take for granted. I act as a trusted technical advisor—not just the call you make when something breaks.
More than just tech support—a partnership built on trust, expertise, and a commitment to the organizations doing work that matters.
Meridity was founded in 2011 to bring dependable, right-sized technology support to organizations the IT industry too often overlooks—nonprofits, not-for-profits, and small businesses that need real expertise without the overhead of a full-time IT department. That mission is backed by years spent as a software engineer inside healthcare organizations, building systems that had to meet HIPAA, SOC 2, and HITRUST requirements and hold up under real scrutiny. That background shapes how I work today: careful planning, clear documentation, and solutions built to actually last, whether I'm helping a nonprofit protect donor data or managing a growing organization's entire Microsoft cloud environment.
15 years of consistent excellence, serving nonprofits, not-for-profits, and small businesses across West Michigan.
Rooted in healthcare software engineering and compliance-driven practices, applied at a scale and price that fits mission-driven and small organizations.
I listen, understand your mission and goals, and deliver recommendations that hold up—not just the fix that's easiest today.
Meticulous attention to detail in every engagement—from planning through final delivery.
I combine disciplined, professional engineering practices with hands-on experience across cloud, networking, and custom software—scaled and priced to fit nonprofits, not-for-profits, and small businesses. Every engagement follows the same three-tier structure: consult to set direction, engineer the solution, then support it so it keeps working.