In November, the practice began warning patients of the breach, which was identified Sept. 13. After suspicious activity was identified, the investigation confirmed the actor accessed and potentially copied files containing patient data.
Information breached includes names, addresses, dates of birth, patient account numbers, medical record numbers, Social Security numbers, health insurance identification numbers, and health information such as diagnoses and treatment information.
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