UPMC ANNOUNCES TWO POSSIBLE SECURITY BREACHES

Data Breach Could Have Exposed Personal Data of 36,000 UPMC Patients

If you were a patient at UPMC between April 1, 2020 – June 25, 2020 your personal information may have been compromised and you may be entitled to monetary compensation.

Information exposed includes social security numbers, birth dates, financial information and driver’s license number.

The breach also may have impacted Medicare or Medicaid identification numbers, individual health insurance or subscriber numbers, group health insurance or subscriber numbers, medical benefits and entitlement information, disability access and accommodation, and information related to occupational health, diagnosis, symptoms, treatment, prescriptions or medications, drug tests, billing or claims, and/or disability.

Charles J. Hilton & Associates, whose email system was reportedly hacked, provides billing-related legal services to UPMC and alerted the health care system of the breach.

Charles J. Hilton & Associates is alerting the 36,000 UPMC patients that could be affected through personal letters and public notification.

If you believe your data was breached, please fill out the form below and an attorney will further review your case.

Phishing Scheme May Have Affected 19,000 UPMC Health Plan Members

If you are a UPMC Health Plan member your protected health information may have been compromised and you may be entitled to monetary compensation.

On December 8, 2020 a UPMC Health Plan employee’s email was breached by an unauthorized user. The compromised information could include names, dates of birth, parent/guardian names, and limited clinical information, including dental provider and procedure information.

If you believe your member information was compromised, please fill out the form below and an attorney will further review your case.