Federal regulators fined Montefiore, a New York City medical center $4.75 million for potential HIPAA violations. They stem from a 2013 incident where an employee sold patient data to an identity theft ring. An investigation revealed the theft of thousands of patients’ information. They found multiple violations, including failures to analyse risks, monitor information systems, and implement proper policies. Montefiore agreed to a corrective action plan.
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