AMPM said March 23 the attack may have affected West Orange, N.J.-based Affiliates in Gastroenterology, Florham Park Endoscopy Center and Hanover (N.J.) Endoscopy Center. AMPM said it discovered evidence of the breach on Aug. 5.
Affected patients may have had their information compromised, including name, Social Security number, driver’s license number or state identification card number, and other medical and financial information.
AMPM’s statement did not include an estimate of how many patients were affected.
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