August 2, 2019
News & Insights

U.S. District Court Judge Michael H. Simon issued preliminary approval on July 29 of an agreement that would require Premera Blue Cross to pay $74 million to settle a class-action lawsuit resulting from a 2015 data breach.

July 26, 2019
News & Insights

According to the 2019 edition of IBM Security and Ponemon Institute’s annual Cost of a Data Breach Report, data breaches cost the healthcare sector an average of 65% more per record than they cost any other industry.

July 19, 2019
News & Insights

Vitagene Inc. stored data such as consumers' email addresses, dates of birth, and gene-based health information on a publicly accessible cloud-based database.

June 21, 2019
News & Insights

Retrieval-Masters Creditors Bureau, the parent company of the American Medical Collection Agency, filed for Chapter 11 just weeks after announcing a data breach that affected over 19 million individuals.

November 1, 2017
Medicare Insider

This week’s Medicare updates include the quarterly listing of program issuances, a fact sheet on the federal health exchange’s 2018 open enrollment period, revised instructions for certificate of medical necessity and durable medical equipment information forms, and more! 

October 22, 2025
HIM Briefings

Learn how to improve access governance and mitigate insider cybersecurity threats from staff, affiliates, and contractors.

September 24, 2025
News & Insights

Basic and platinum subscribers can now obtain continuing education units (CEU) every month by reading HIM Briefings.

September 10, 2025
HIM Briefings

Recognize how HIM staff can collaborate with other teams to avoid financial penalties, reputational damage, and long-term federal oversight tied to HIPAA noncompliance.

September 3, 2025
HIM Briefings

Discover how HIM leaders can help their teams move beyond managing files to architecting trust and truth in healthcare data.

August 27, 2025
HIM Briefings

Review recent regulatory updates, industry frameworks, and expert insights to ensure your risk analysis can stand up to scrutiny.

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