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California Correctional Health Care Services notifies inmates of data breach

Posted on July 31, 2013 by Dissent

California Correctional Health Care Services has notified inmates of a privacy breach that occurred on June 19:

 On June 19, 2013, dental records were reported missing from a California Correctional Health Care Services (CCHCS) staff member’s possession while off the premises of a correctional institution. The missing documents contained information such as patient name, CDCR number, date of birth, and dental treatment plan. It is possible that your dental record may have been included in the missing documents. CCHCS has conducted an investigation of this incident and is taking steps to locate the missing documents.

We regret this incident occurred and want to assure you CCHCS has taken steps to mitigate these types of events, including information security training for staff associated with this event. We do not believe there are any further protective measures you need to take at this time. If you have further inquiries please contact the Controlled Correspondence Unit, PO Box 588500, Sacramento, CA 95758-8500.

California Correctional Health Care Services

Category: Health Data

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