Breached information might include patient names, Social Security numbers, demographic information, protected health information and health insurance information. Patients whose information was breached have received a letter from Precision, according to the article.
Unauthorized actors accessed and removed certain files from Precision’s network between May 4 and 7. The company filed its notice with HHS on July 7.
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