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Medical records found in dumpster

Posted on August 21, 2009 by Dissent

A 2 Wants to Know investigation found 623 medical files in a dumpster, unshredded.   The records in question, which contained personal information, social security numbers, and health details,  came from Battleground Urgent Care which is now Prompt Med.

<blockquote>When News 2’s Ashley Smith asked if the records were from the facility, the President of Prompt Med, Thomas Monaghan, said, “Absolutely, they’re ours there’s no denying that.”

“We hired a company to transfer the records from one warehouse to another and looks like a couple of these boxes were put in a dumpster, other than that, I have no comment,” explained Monaghan.</blockquote>
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