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PA: May Eye Care notified 30,000 patients after ransomware incident

Posted on November 10, 2018 by Dissent

Ransomware continues to pose a major threat to covered entities, and not surprisingly, an incident reported to HHS in October by a Hanover, Pennsylvania eye care center turned out to be yet another ransomware incident. The practice kindly sent me a copy of the notification letter they sent to 30,000 patients: Dear Sir or Madam,…

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AL: Huntsville Hospital reports employee applicant breach at Jobscience

Posted on November 9, 2018 by Dissent

From Huntsville Hospital, this press release yesterday, seen at WAFF: “Regrettably, we’ve learned that Jobscience, Inc., the vendor which we’ve used for online employment application services since 2006, had a data breach which may have involved information from individuals who applied for jobs at Huntsville Hospital. Because of this, notification letters are being sent to…

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TX: Metrocare notifies 1,804 patients after employees’ email hacked

Posted on November 9, 2018 by Dissent

On November 1,  the Dallas County Mental Health Mental Retardation Center (doing business as  Metrocare Services) notified HHS of a breach affecting 1,804.  The following is their published notifcation, provided to this site by their spokesperson. DALLAS, TX – Metrocare Services announced today that it is mailing notification letters to some of its community members regarding…

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Southwest Washington Regional Surgery Center notifies 2,393 patients after phishing attack exposed their PHI

Posted on November 8, 2018 by Dissent

The Southwest Washington Regional Surgery Center in Vancouver, Washington, recently notified the Oregon Attorney General’s Office of a breach that they discovered on September 25, 2018. Here is the text of their notification, as posted on their web site: Southwest Washington Regional Surgery Center, LLC (“SWRSC”) is committed to maintaining the privacy and security of…

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Sins of Others May be Visited on Employer

Posted on November 8, 2018 by Dissent

Matt Fisher writes: Healthcare organizations are learning tough lessons that actions of employees can come back with serious consequences to the organization. When it comes to maintaining the privacy and security of patient data, no action comes without a consequence. While some actions are completely uncontrollable, that does not necessarily mean that liability cannot potentially…

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Altus Baytown Hospital system hit by Dharma ransomware

Posted on November 8, 2018 by Dissent

  On November 2, Altus Baytown Hospital System posted this notice of breach: We are posting this statement on our website as a precautionary measure and as part of our commitment to patient privacy. Altus Baytown Hospital and its affiliates and related entities (collectively, “ABH”) take our patients’ privacy seriously, and it is important to…

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