Indiana Managed Care Organization Leaks 2,700 Member Records to Internet

MDwise, an Indiana non-profit health care program, alerted members that 2,700 personal records were leaked to the Internet, according to an IndyChannel.com report.

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The leak resulted from attempts to upgrade MDwise’s customer record computer system. The leaked health records contained members’ names, addresses and Medicaid numbers.

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