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AR: St. Mary's Regional Medical Center alleged to have had a breach

Posted on September 23, 2010 by Dissent

Papers that contained protected health information on two patients from a Russellville hospital was found along a Little Rock interstate.

A call into Today’s THV Wednesday morning launches an investigation within St. Mary’s Medical Center in Russellville, as to how two of their patients personal records reportedly ended up on I-30 Little Rock more than 75 miles away.

“It was just thousands of papers all over the road,” says traveler Bea Hungsinger.

But wait — the hospital is denying any incident — at least for now. Although I could not find a statement on their web site, Today’s THV includes a statement from them saying that they have been unable to confirm any papers, much less “thousands.”




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