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OH: Psychologist office robbery leads to risk of identity theft

Posted on September 26, 2013 by Dissent

LimaOhio.com reports:  The office of clinical psychologist Dr. Carol L. Patrick is alerting clients of the possibility of identity theft as a result of an Aug. 8 robbery. All working computers in the office were stolen, with the possible intention of gaining personal information of clients. According to the office, all client information regarding names,…

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NY: Guards allege privacy breach related to Samaritan Hospital records

Posted on September 25, 2013 by Dissent

Brendan J. Lyons reports an update to a breach allegation noted previously on this blog involving Samaritan Hospital and Rensselaer County jail personnel: Two correction officers have filed a federal lawsuit accusing Rensselaer County jail officials, including Sheriff Jack Mahar, of illegally accessing their medical records after they missed work due to injuries or illness. A third plaintiff…

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Was employee terminated for whistleblowing or privacy breach?

Posted on September 25, 2013 by Dissent

A nurse practitioner claimed she was wrongfully terminated after lodging an internal whistleblower complaint. However, her former employer said she violated privacy policies. hr.blr.com has a write-up of Worley v. Providence Physician Services, Co., Court of Appeals of the State of Washington, Division Three, No. 30950-9-III (7/23/13).

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FL: Holy Cross Hospital patient records breached, possibly for tax refund fraud scheme

Posted on September 24, 2013 by Dissent

Brian Bandell reports: Holy Cross Hospital notified 9,900 of its patients that their personal information might have been breached by an employee who may have intended to commit tax fraud. Patient names, dates of birth, addresses and social security numbers were inappropriately accessed by an employee who has since been terminated, the nonprofit hospital said. This…

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21st Century Oncology employee stole patient information for tax refund fraud scheme – feds

Posted on September 24, 2013 by Dissent

Here’s one we may not see on HHS’s public breach list, depending on how many patients were involved. 21st Century Oncology Services, an affiliate of Peninsula Cancer Care Center and 21st Century Oncology of Maryland,  notified the Maryland Attorney General in July that they had been informed by federal law enforcement of an insider breach…

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MO HealthNet/InfoCrossing breach much longer and larger than previously recognized

Posted on September 23, 2013 by Dissent

The MO HealthNet mailing error breach due to a software error by its Business Associate InfoCrossings was much bigger than originally reported, it seems. Maria Altman reports: Personal information for more than 25,000 Missourians in the state’s managed health plan went out to the wrong mailing addresses. The Department of Social Services announced Monday that…

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