Morningstar Open Arms Care Corporation Reports Data Security Incident Involving Personal Information
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- •OAC experienced unauthorized email access potentially affecting personal health information.
- •The incident occurred between June and August 2025, with notifications sent on June 9, 2026.
- •Affected data may include Social Security numbers and medical information, with a call center established for support.
Open Arms Care Corporation (OAC) has disclosed a data security incident involving unauthorized access to personal and protected health information. The incident was identified in August 2025, following unusual activity in an OAC email account. An investigation revealed that some emails may have been accessed without authorization between June and August 2025. OAC notified potentially affected individuals on June 9, 2026, after determining the scope of the incident, which included names, Social Security numbers, medical information, and in some cases, financial account details. The incident was limited to information transmitted via email and did not affect other OAC systems. A toll-free call center has been established to assist affected individuals. OAC is taking steps to enhance security measures to prevent future incidents.
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