ALBANY, GA. | Executives of a south Georgia hospital system are notifying thousands of patients that their personal information may have been compromised.
Officials at Phoebe Putney Hospital say a password protected, unencrypted desktop computer containing the information of more than 6,700 patients disappeared in early November.
WALB-TV reported Thursday that hospital officials say the computer may have held patient information including names, addresses, dates of birth, dates of service and social security numbers.
via Albany, Ga., hospital warning patients of data breach | members.jacksonville.com.
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