Classaction Data Breach at Brown Health Medical Group Exposes Sensitive Information
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- •Brown Health Medical Group-MA reported a data breach affecting sensitive information.
- •The breach impacted 86 Vermont residents and potentially 290,357 Massachusetts residents.
- •Affected individuals are advised to monitor for communications from Brown Health regarding the incident.
Brown Health Medical Group-MA, formerly Lifespan Physician Group of Massachusetts, reported a data breach affecting sensitive personal and health information. The breach, disclosed on July 16, 2026, impacted 86 Vermont residents and potentially exposed Social Security numbers, financial account codes, credit and debit information, government IDs, and health records. Although the total number of affected individuals is not fully disclosed, it is estimated that 290,357 Massachusetts residents may be involved. The Vermont Attorney General's Office confirmed the breach, and affected individuals are advised to monitor communications from the health group. Currently, no specific protective measures or detailed investigation results have been publicly shared by Brown Health. Individuals who believe they are affected are encouraged to check the Brown Health website for updates.
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