Mobile Anesthesiologists reported the breach to HHS March 10 as affecting 65,403 individuals.
The medical practice said it discovered the breach sometime before Dec. 14, a limited amount of Mobile Anesthesiologists’ data may have been acquired by the unauthorized individual because of a tech misconfiguration that made the data accessible to the public, according to the notice on its website.
Patient information exposed as a result of the incident included names, medical procedure dates and names, health insurance data and birth dates. Mobile Anesthesiologists said no Social Security numbers or credit and debit care information were breached.
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