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Westcoast Children's Clinic notifies parents after sensitive info faxed to wrong number

Posted on April 25, 2013 by Dissent

Westcoast Children’s Clinic in Oakland recently notified the parents of a patient after a psychological assessment report containing the patient’s name, date of birth, current placement history, developmental and psychological treatment history, limited family history, educational history,  current psychological concerns, testing data, results  and interpretation, and treatment recommendations was faxed to an unintended recipient.  The…

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Macon, Georgia Macon woman pleads guilty to stealing blood plasma donors’ identity information for tax fraud scheme

Posted on April 23, 2013 by Dissent

Amy Leigh Womack reports that Bridgette Williams of Macon, Georgia pleaded guilty last week in federal court to charges she stole identities of blood plasma donors while employed at BioMat USA. Womack and her co-conspirators submitted fraudulent tax returns to the tune of $191,000. According to The Telegraph, she stole more than 130 patients’ identities…

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What healthcare CIOs need to know from Verizon data breach report

Posted on April 23, 2013 by Dissent

Don Fluckinger reports: The good news: While the annual Verizon-Secret Service 2013 Data Breach Investigations Report shows that hacktivist attacks and state-sponsored espionage are on the rise, overall, healthcare organizations aren’t really prime targets for those kinds of attacks. […] The bad news: The industry has a variety of data breach prevention worries. Healthcare providers have a lot of…

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Kmart says some confidential customer information stolen during robbery of Little Rock store

Posted on April 22, 2013 by Dissent

Associated Press reports: Kmart says some customer information may have been compromised during an armed robbery of its store in Little Rock last month. Kmart said Monday that it’s notifying pharmacy customers about the March 17 robbery. The company says the gunman took “electronic media” that backed up the pharmacy’s computer system. Kmart says the…

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Glens Falls Hospital and business associate sued over patient records exposure breach

Posted on April 18, 2013 by Dissent

Scott Waldman reports that Glens Falls Hospital has been sued over the patient record exposure breach caused by its business associate, Portal Healthcare Solutions. I had previously discussed this breach, here. The lawsuit was filed as a potential class action lawsuit in State Supreme Court in Saratoga County yesterday on behalf of Dara Halliday and…

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AZ: Laptop with patients' info stolen from home

Posted on April 17, 2013 by Dissent

Hillary Davis reports: A burglar swiped a laptop and hard drive containing sensitive medical and personal data for hundreds of mental health patients from Yuma and across the state. Alicia Z. Aguirre is the general counsel for Yuma’s Arizona Counseling and Treatment Services, a contracted provider with Cenpatico Behavioral Health of Arizona. It was one…

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