More than 900K health records breached in January

In January, 17 organizations reported to HHS that 906,071 individuals were affected by data breaches.

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

  1. Hendrick Health System (Abilene, Texas): 640,436 individuals affected
  2. Roper St. Francis Healthcare (Charleston, S.C.): 189,761 individuals affected
  3. Precision Spine Care (Tyler, Texas): 20,787 individuals affected
  4. Walgreens (Deerfield, Ill.) 16,089 individuals affected
  5. Managed Health Services (Indianapolis): 11, 988 individuals affected
  6. Louisiana State University’s healthcare services division (Baton Rouge): 8,085 individuals affected
  7. Feeling Great Sleep Medical Centers (Durham, N.C.): 5,000 individuals affected
  8. Jefferson Healthcare (Port Townsend, Wash.): 2,543 individuals affected
  9. Gastroenterology Consultants (Reno, Nev.): 2,500 individuals affected
  10. WeCare TLC (Lake Mary, Fla.): 2,340 individuals affected
  11. Public Education Employees’ Health Insurance Plan (Montgomery, Ala.): 1,683 individuals affected
  12. Wisconsin Department of Health Services (Madison): 1,281 individuals affected
  13. Desert Oasis Healthcare (Palm Springs, Calif.): 1,122 individuals affected
  14. Froedtert Health (Milwaukee, Wis.): 760 individuals affected
  15. Greater New Bedford Community Health Center (New Bedford, Mass.): 696 individuals affected
  16. Dr. Katherine Rodriguez Periodontics (North Miami Beach, Fla.): 500 individuals affected
  17. Leon Medical Centers (Doral, Fla.): 500 individuals affected

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