Prnewswire Radiology Associates of Richmond Data Breach Affects Over 266,000 Individuals
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- •Over 266,000 individuals affected by the RAR data breach.
- •Unauthorized access to sensitive health and financial information confirmed.
- •Investigation into potential class action lawsuits is underway.
Radiology Associates of Richmond (RAR) reported a data breach impacting 266,183 individuals, with unauthorized access occurring around July 25, 2025. The breach compromised sensitive personal and protected health information, including medical records and financial data. RAR began notifying affected individuals on May 21, 2026, following an investigation that concluded on April 6, 2026. The breach follows a previous incident in 2024 that affected over 1.4 million people. Attorneys are investigating potential class action lawsuits for those impacted, emphasizing the risk of identity theft and privacy violations. RAR operates in Virginia and partners with multiple hospitals and imaging centers in the Richmond area.
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