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Three recent reports on HHS's breach site

Posted on December 3, 2010 by Dissent

Manor Care of Indy (South), LLC in Indianapolis recently notified HHS that 845 individuals were notified of a breach involving their PHI. The breach type was coded as “Unauthorized Access/Disclosure, Paper Records.” I cannot find a web site or any additional information on this incident at this time.

Prime Home Care, LLC of Nebraska reported that 1,716 patients were notified of a stolen desktop containing PHI. The theft occurred on Sept. 13. I do not see any notice on their web site at the time of this posting.

Robert Wheatley, DDS, PC filed a breach report with HHS on Dec. 2. Public notice had already been provided last month, as reported here previously.


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