"Oklahoma Hospital Data Breach Impacts 92,000 People"

A security incident at a nonprofit community hospital in Oklahoma may have exposed the personal data of more than 92,000 individuals. 
Duncan Regional Hospital (DRH) discovered that access to some of its systems were mysteriously blocked on January 20, 2022. The hospital disconnected all its systems from external access and notified law enforcement. DRH triggered its cybersecurity incident response plan and hired an independent forensics firm to determine what had happened, how it had occurred, and whether any sensitive information may have been impacted. DRH was able to bring all systems back to normal operations within 24 hours.  The investigating firm found that patient information and employee information may have been exposed during the incident.  The impacted data might include patients' name, date of birth, Social Security number, limited treatment information, and medical appointment information such as date of service and name of providers. For employees, the data impacted includes personal information associated with W-2s, such as name, date of birth, address, and Social Security number.  

Infosecurity reports: "Oklahoma Hospital Data Breach Impacts 92,000 People"