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TECHNOLOGY • UNITED STATES

Medical services company settles with four states over 2023 patient-records hack

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Perry Johnson Companies’ medical transcription, coding and imaging subsidiaries settled a case brought by attorneys general in Connecticut, New Jersey, New York and Michigan over a 2023 hack involving sensitive patient records, according to The Record. The report does not give settlement terms.

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The case involves patient information and a medical-services provider operating across state lines. The article does not say how many people were affected or whether the settlement requires payments or changes that could affect patients or customers.