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LewisGale Regional Health System dealing with insider data breach

Posted on April 2, 2014 by Dissent

Susan Bahorich reports what appears to be an insider breach affecting patients of Hospitalists of Tennessee/Salem  Hospitalists: 

WDBJ7 learned Wednesday that patient information from the hospital’s billing department may have been compromised. The Secret Service tells WDBJ7 this is a multi-state investigation.

A LewisGale spokesperson says approximately 40 local patients are affected. We’re talking about patients’ names, addresses, insurance information and social security numbers.

Read more on WDJB7, as they provide a lot of details as well as a statement from the LewisGale and a copy of the letter from Salem Hospitalists (misidentified in the news report as a letter from the Secret Service, which it’s not).

 

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