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Alliance Healthcare Services plans to ‘vigorously defend’ against ‘unfounded’ PACS-breach lawsuit

Posted on July 13, 2021 by Dissent

There’s been a lot of media coverage about a potential class action lawsuit filed against Northeast Radiology and Alliance Healthcare Services. Now one of the defendants has issued a statement saying it will defend itself vigorously. Marty Stempniak reports:

Radiology firm Alliance Healthcare Services said it plans to “vigorously defend” itself against a recently proposed class-action lawsuit tied to a picture archiving and communication system breach.

Read more on RadiologyBusiness.com. Alliance is reportedly now in the process of being acquired by Akumin for $820 million.

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  • Late notification raises questions about a US Radiology Specialists breach last year
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