Three things to know:
1. Several employee email accounts were improperly accessed between April and July 2019. Five of the email accounts contained personal or protected health information that belonged to providers’ patients or were individuals referred by associated providers.
2. Management and Network Services reported 30,132 patient records were affected in the email breach. The unauthorized individual had access to patient names, medical treatment information, diagnosis information, date of service, insurance providers, birth dates and Social Security numbers.
3. The company notified the post-acute care providers who had patients that were impacted on May 5.
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