Data Breach

Data Breaches in Healthcare and the Rising Risk of Class Action Litigation Data breaches in healthcare continue to increase in frequency and severity, and they are increasingly followed by class action lawsuits against medical practices and healthcare systems. These lawsuits represent a significant financial and operational risk for covered entities and business associates alike.

Were you using NextGen in 2023 and did your practice experience a data breach? Your patients may be eligible to join a class action lawsuit against NextGen. According to Claim Depot

ALERT!!! Sonicwall, the manufacturer of a security product many practices rely on has just had a data breach. Sonicwall responded by recommending that ALL CUSTOMERS who use a MySonicWall account reset their passwords immediately. If you have a MySonicWall account, please do this now. The data exposed can provide a hacker with full access to your network and your patient data.

Cyberattacks :  This is getting very real and very scary for your practice Esse Health, a healthcare provider in the Greater St. Louis area in Missouri, experienced a cyberattack that impacted its healthcare operations This event hit major network news in St Louis  https://www.firstalert4.com/2025/05/07/cyberattack-puts-healthcare-hold-hundreds-st-louis-metro/

Your Claims may be denied as a result of this data breach.

A HIPAA breach has lasting impacts. A breach will trigger an investigation and may result in civil penalties. A breach can erode the patient trust in the provider and the medical community. A breach also opens your office up for litigation.