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Emergency Medical Associates of New Jersey security breach

Posted on January 2, 2009 by Dissent

On November 4th, lawyers for Emergency Medical Associates of New Jersey (“EMA”) notified the New Hampshire Attorney General’s office that in mid-July, the Secret Service had notified them that during the course of an independent investigation, the Secret Service had identified a total 27 American Express credit cards that were possibly the subject of identity…

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Express Scripts extortionist sends Toyota data on 188 employees

Posted on January 1, 2009 by Dissent

On November 11, Express Scripts announced that some its clients had received extortion attempts, presumably from the same person or persons who had contacted them with the threat to expose personal information if Express Scripts did not meet their demands. On November 21, Toyota Motor Sales notified the New Hampshire Attorney General that: […] Early…

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ANNOUNCE: Breach news moving to DataBreaches.net

Posted on January 1, 2009 by Dissent

Happy New Year! Starting today, all healthcare-related breach news stories will be posted to our new companion web site, DataBreaches.net. For your convenience, you can subscribe to the news feed from that site.

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Company faces privacy probe into health records found on Ottawa street

Posted on December 31, 2008October 24, 2024 by Dissent

  Ontario’s privacy commissioner is launching an investigation into how patients’ sensitive medical records ended up being blown around a downtown Ottawa street Wednesday. Ann Cavoukian said she alerted CML Healthcare immediately after hearing that an Ottawa man had found the papers on O’Connor Street, outside a medical centre housing a CML medical imaging clinic….

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NM: Legislature to take another look at digital medical records

Posted on December 31, 2008October 24, 2024 by Dissent

Trip Jennings reports about legislation dealing with EMRs: […] But with changes in how medicine is practiced, there are also unresolved questions, in particular as they relate to privacy, says Bob Mayer, the chief information officer at the New Mexico Department of Health. And Mayer and others hope that state lawmakers will pass a law…

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FL: Private Medical Records 'Found In Garbage'

Posted on December 31, 2008October 24, 2024 by Dissent

Erich Spivey reports: What happens inside these walls, at Dr. Anjali Pathak’s office, is supposed to remain private. But pages upon pages of un-shredded medical documents from Dr. Pathak’s Southside counseling office arrived here at First Coast News. An unsigned note reads, “Patient’s psychiatric records found in garbage.” […] All total, we found personal information…

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