Four details:
1. The health system reported unauthorized access to some employee email accounts May 4-6. The health system’s investigation ended Aug. 28.
2. Patient information in the compromised email accounts included names, birth dates, medical record numbers and health insurance and procedure data. Social Security numbers of some patients were in the email accounts.
3. There isn’t evidence that the information was misused.
4. The information of 5,074 patients was compromised in the hack.
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