Updated
June 18, 2023
If you were treated through Community Health Network or its MyChart portal, your protected health information may have been exposed to third-party trackers.
Community Health Network Data Breach Claims
Evaluations and potential investigations have been initiated into Community Health Network's customers over a data breach that exposed customers' highly sensitive personal information, including exposure of protected health information.
Status
Investigation Ongoing
Breach reported November 2022
Claim Deadline
Ongoing
Estimated Payout
Varies
Proof Required
Yes
On November 18, 2022, Community Health Network notified the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights that they had been the victim of a data breach on November 15, 2022. A notice was posted on Community Health Network's website on November 16, 2022.
Community Health Network has stated that they have removed all of the third party tracking software that resulted in the exposure of potentially protected health information of patients. You can read more on the data breach directly from Community Health Network directly here.
Some of the personally identifiable information that may have been stolen by hackers in the November 15 data breach includes:
• Insurance Coverage Information
• Computer or Mobile IP Addresses
• Scheduled Medical Appointment Information
• First and Last Name
• Medical Record Number
How Much Can I Get?
You may be eligible to receive an award of money, at no cost of representation, if you believe that your information may have been hacked in the Community Health Network data breach. Community Health Network notified all patients who may have engaged with a provider or any connected entity on or after April 6, 2017, according to the notice on their website.What Additional Steps Can I Take?
It is recommended that you obtain copies of your free credit report from credit reporting agencies. You can also place credit alerts using any of the major credit reporting agencies. As a most secure step you have the option to request a credit freeze by asking one of the national credit reporting agencies to do so. You can find the steps to do so at the bottom of Community Health Network's notice on the data breach here.Free settlement alerts
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