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More details emerge on Madison Street Provider Network breach

Posted on November 10, 2014 by Dissent

Back in September, PHIprivacy.net noted:

9News reports that Madison Street Provider Network, Inc., dba  Omni Eye Specialists, Spivack Vision Center, Madison Street Surgery Center, Madison Street Anesthesia, and Madison Street Company Nurse Practitioner said they were a target of a data breach and will be notifying patients.

Stay tuned, as there’s no notification on any web site(s) yet.

The incident has now been added to HHS’s public breach tool. HHS’s entry indicates that the data were on a stolen laptop (or were stolen from a laptop?) on July 31st; 523 patients were affected.

There is still no statement on any web site or substitute notice that I can find online, however.

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