Panorama Eyecare patient data breach impacts 4 clinics, ASCs

A ransomware attack was staged against Fort Collins, Colo.-based management services organization Panorama Eyecare, according to a July 13 report from Invision.

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Ransomware company LockBit allegedly collected 800 gigabytes of private patient data from four of Panorama’s clients, according to the report. 

The impacted practices include Fort Collins-based Eye Center of Northern Colorado, Denver Eye Surgeons, Cheyenne (Wyo.) Eye Clinic & Surgery Center and Fort Collins-based 20/20 Vision Center. 

LockBit has posted screen captures online showing patient data from both the Eye Center of Northern Colorado and Denver Eye Surgeons, according to the report. 

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