More than 350K health records breached in February

Here are the organizations that reported data breaches to HHS during February, ranked by the number of patients affected.

1. Gore Medical Management (Griffin, Ga.): 79,100 individuals affected
2. Nevada Orthopedic & Spine Center (Las Vegas): 50,000 individuals affected
3. UPMC (Pittsburgh): 36,086 individuals affected
4. Grand River Medical Group (Dubuque, Iowa): 34,000 individuals affected
5. Harvard Eye Associates (Laguna Hills, Calif.): 29,982 individuals affected
6. Texas Spine Consultants (Addison): 25,728 individuals affected
7. UPMC Health Plan (Pittsburgh): 19,000 individuals affected
8. Granite Wellness Centers (Grass Valley, Calif.): 15,600 individuals affected
9. Aetna (Hartford, Conn.): 11,056 individuals affected
10. Twelve Oaks Recovery Center (Navarre, Fla.): 9,023 individuals affected
11. Pennsylvania Adult & Teen Challenge (Tulpehocken Township): 7,771 individuals affected
12. DataLogic Software (Harlingen, Texas): 7,200 individuals affected
13. The House Next Door (DeLand, Fla.): 6,000 individuals affected
14. Project Vida Health Center (El Paso, Texas): 4,500 individuals affected
15. Lake Charles (La.) Memorial Health System: 3,802 individuals affected
16. UT Southwestern Medical Center (Dallas): 3,640 individuals affected
17. Hackley Community Care Center (Muskegon, Mich.): 2,644 individuals affected
18. Rainbow Rehabilitation Center (Livonia, Mich.): 1,749 individuals affected
19. Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center (Elgin, N.D.): 1,545 individuals affected
20. Pitkin County, Colo.: 1,454 individuals affected
21. Hope Healthcare Service (Fort Myers, Fla.): 1,152 individuals affected
22. Piedmont Health Services (Carrboro, N.C.): 677 individuals affected

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