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Ca: Health authority pays $1m in privacy lawsuit

Posted on June 15, 2017 by Dissent

Jordan Parker reports: Hundreds of Nova Scotian hospital patients may get to share a $1-million settlement in a case involving breaches of their privacy. Halifax’s Wagners Law Firm has reached a proposed settlement with a former provincial health authority and if it’s approved will offer $1,000 each to nearly 700 plaintiffs they represent in a…

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Former Durango Family Medicine patients warned of security breach

Posted on June 15, 2017 by Dissent

Jonathan Romeo reports: Former patients of Durango Family Medicine were alerted last week of a breach of private health information, which could include such things as medical conditions and social histories. On June 6, Terry Cipoletti, an attorney with Caplan & Earnest LLC, sent out a letter about the security breach, saying Durango Family Medicine…

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HHS is considering changes to OCR’s ‘wall of shame’—and experts are divided on the impact

Posted on June 14, 2017 by Dissent

Evan Sweeney reports: The Department of Health and Human Services is exploring potential changes to the agency’s “wall of shame,” a legislatively mandated website that tracks healthcare data breaches dating back to 2009. During a hearing addressing cybersecurity concerns in healthcare last week, Leo Scanlon, deputy chief information security officer at HHS, told Rep. Michael…

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You shot the messenger and then needed her help? How did that work out for you?

Posted on June 11, 2017 by Dissent

Some readers might appreciate an update as to what happened when Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center and iHealth Solutions sent legal threat letters to this site after I notified them and reported that they were leaking protected health information.  As I previously noted, I was – and remain –  very grateful to Covington & Burling for their representation of me and this…

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NC: Guidance counselor steals students’ info in $400K Medicaid scam

Posted on June 8, 2017 by Dissent

Carla Field reports: A man who was a public school guidance counselor and who owned a counseling service admitted in court Wednesday to using information about some of his elementary school students in a $400,0000 Medicare scam. Joseph Frank Korzelius, 46, of Tryon, North Carolina, pleaded guilty to health care fraud. Korzelius, who owns Western…

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Southwest Community Health Center notifies patients after two burglaries

Posted on June 7, 2017 by Dissent

Southwest Community Health Center (“Southwest”) recently discovered an event that may affect the security of protected health information stored within our environment.  This notice is meant to provide information about the event, steps taken since discovering the incident, and what potentially affected individuals can do to better protect against identity theft and fraud. On Saturday,…

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