Each data breach, meanwhile, puts victims at risk of identity theft, which can be a costly and frustrating problem to ...

Amidst all of that, there was also a data breach at Change Healthcare, which is owned by UnitedHealth. This impacted a massive amount of people; an exact number hasn't been indicated, but Change ...

CHANGE HEALTHCARE IS OFFERING TWO YEARS OF FREE ... delivered to more victims of what could be one of the biggest data breaches of medical records ever.Viewers are reaching out to the WGAL News ...

The massive information heist occurred due to a data breach to Change Healthcare in February. Change Healthcare, owned by UnitedHealth Group, effectively acts as the U.S.'s biggest health care ...

You may have recently received a letter in the mail alerting you to a Change Healthcare data breach and are wondering if it's a scam. The short answer: it's the real deal. But now, what should you do?

The breach report from Change comes as data breaches in the healthcare industry affect more Americans and expose sensitive health data. During an interview at the HLTH conference earlier this week ...

Change Healthcare has begun the process ... diagnoses, test results, health insurance member numbers and financial data. The company, which says it has reviewed 90% of affected records, has ...

Since the Change hack, data breaches have continued to plague the healthcare industry, with little relief in sight. The AHA recommends hospitals reevaluate third-party vendors’ cybersecurity ...

though information from guarantors — whoever paid the bill for healthcare services — could be exposed. Change has faced criticism from some lawmakers over the delay in sending data breach ...

Letters about a Change Healthcare data breach are real. The company is sending out notices by mail as it investigates who is affected and to what extent by a cybersecurity attack it faced in February.

After Change Healthcare, a technology company owned by UnitedHealth Group, reported a giant ransomware attack, you may have received a letter by mail letting you know your data has been compromised.