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OR: Eastmoreland Surgical Clinic Burglarized

Posted on August 24, 2010 by Dissent

Excerpted from a press release from ID Experts:

The Eastmoreland Surgical Clinic, Dr. William Graham’s office was burglarized on or about July 5, 2010. Three
password-protected desktop computers, one password-protect laptop computer and a backup drive were stolen. The police were immediately notified and a police report was filed with the Portland Police Bureau.

Notification letters were sent to the affected patients via USPS mail on August 20, 2010. The personal information may have included name, address, phone number, date of birth, Social Security number, reason for the visit and insurance carrier information without ID numbers.

We’ll have to wait for the HHS report to find out the number affected, I guess. The support web site for patients set up by ID Experts can be found at http://www.emscidexperts.com/.

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