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Eight Many more covered entities reveal they were impacted by AMCA breach

Posted on July 22, 2019 by Dissent

In the past few days, eight even more entities have revealed that their patients were impacted by the American Medical Collection Agency (Retrieval Masters) data breach that results in AMCA filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

You can find the names of the newest entities and the numbers affected in this post.

Prior to this recent rash of disclosures, we were already aware of disclosures by Quest Diagnostic/Optum360 (11.9 million), LabCorp (7.7 million), Opko (422,600), Carecentrix (500,000), Sunrise Laboratories (427,000), and Penobscot Community Health Center (13,000).

This post was updated post-publication when I became aware of other press releases also issued between July 15- July 19. They have been added to the linked post.

And expect more.

July 26:  Like Inform Diagnostics.

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