Birmingham medical practice got hacked

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A Birmingham-based medical practice is informing patients of a data breach that could have compromised personal information.

CVA said that some of the personal information involved may include one or more of the following:

  • Demographic information to identify and contact the patient, such as full name, date of birth, and address
  • Social security number
  • Health insurance information, such as name of insurer/government payor and member ID, policy and/or group number
  • Medical and treatment information, such as medical record number, dates of service, provider and facility names, other visit, procedure and diagnosis information, and possibly assessments, tests and imaging
  • Billing and claims information, such as account and/or claim status, billing and diagnostic codes, and payor information
  • Passport and driver’s license number
  • Credit and debit card information
  • Financial account information
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