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University Medical Center
Data Breach


The Lyon Firm is reviewing data breach and data theft claims nationwide

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investigating university medical center southern nevada data breach claims

The Lyon Firm is investigating a reported University Medical Center Southern Nevada (UMC) data breach that may have exposed some employee and patient protected health information (PHI) of around 1.3 million patients.

The UMC Las Vegas, Nevada medical center suffered a cyberattack in mid-June which left the hospital with “intermittent computer login issues.” An investigation then discovered that the “suspicious activity” was caused by hackers who they believe accessed a server used to store patient data.

IT experts have concluded that certain files on the University Medical Center Southern Nevada servers were compromised, with files containing personally identifiable information (PII), including protected health information (PHI), including:

  • Names
  • Addresses
  • Dates of birth
  • Social Security numbers
  • Clinical history
  • Diagnosis, test results
  • Financial information
  • Health insurance number

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