Morningstar Atlantic Digestive Specialists Reports Data Security Incident Involving PHI
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- •Atlantic Digestive Specialists experienced a data security incident involving PHI.
- •Unauthorized access occurred between March 16 and March 17, 2026.
- •Sensitive data, including Social Security numbers and medical records, may have been compromised.
Atlantic Digestive Specialists reported a data security incident that may have involved protected health information (PHI). The incident was detected in March 2026 when suspicious activity was noted in their network. An investigation revealed unauthorized access to some information between March 16 and March 17, 2026. A comprehensive review concluded in August 2026, confirming that sensitive data, including Social Security numbers and medical records, may have been compromised. Notifications to affected individuals began on September 30, 2026. A toll-free call center has been established to address concerns. The organization emphasizes the importance of privacy and the protection of personal information.
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