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In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, a hospital reports a breach

Posted on May 31, 2013 by Dissent

I’ve occasionally blogged about the risks of breaches following major storms or weather events.  Today I’ve learned that at least one New York hospital suffered a breach after Hurricane Sandy. Due to the storm surge, Coney Island Hospital’s Ida G. Israel Community Health Center in Brooklyn experienced structural damage.  The New York City Health & Hospitals…

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University Dental Associates LLP notified 2,400 patients of stolen laptop

Posted on May 31, 2013 by Dissent

In December, 2012, University Dental Associates at the Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn, New York  notified 2,400 patients that a laptop containing their PHI had been stolen from their office.  Although the theft both occurred and was discovered on November 21, it was not reported to the NYPD until November 26, 2012. The computer was…

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Oral surgeon notifies former patients after laptop with their PHI was stolen from his office (updated)

Posted on May 31, 2013 by Dissent

Closing a private practice is not the end of our data security concerns, as a breach earlier this year reminds us. In January, attorneys for Lee D. Pollan, DMD, PC notified the NYS Division of Consumer Protection  that PHI of 13,806 former patients was on a  missing laptop.  The laptop reportedly went missing from the…

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Lawsuits taking a different tack following healthcare data breaches

Posted on May 31, 2013 by Dissent

Jacob Hale Russell of Thomson Reuters reports that because data breach lawsuits generally get dismissed if plaintiffs cannot show financial harm, lawyers are shifting away from lawsuits based on privacy claims to lawsuits based on theories: But plaintiffs’ lawyers of late have been switching tack: Rather than framing lawsuits stemming from data breaches as privacy…

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Parents, patients notified of potential identity theft incident at University of Florida pediatric clinic

Posted on May 29, 2013 by Dissent

Another insider breach for identity theft. Another case where the entity never detected the breach until notified by law enforcement. An employee working at a University of Florida medical practice who had ties to an identity theft ring may have compromised patient personal and health information. UF is notifying 5,682 patients and parents of patients…

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Oregon Psychiatric Security Review Board breach disclosed

Posted on May 28, 2013 by Dissent

I was reading an article by Yuxing Zheng of The Oregonian , and noticed a reference to a breach involving the state’s Psychiatric Security Review Board that I don’t recall seeing before: The paper and electronic documents were stolen from an employee’s vehicle on May 16, according to a notification letter the board sent the…

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