UltraMobile Imaging Identifies Data Breach Impacting 75,000 Individuals
UltraMobile Imaging, a New York-based medical imaging provider, disclosed a data breach affecting approximately 75,000 individuals. The announcement is part of a wave of healthcare-related breach disclosures also involving Artistic Smiles in Colorado and Parkview Health in Indiana.
Why this matters: Medical imaging records are not just names and addresses. They contain diagnoses, body scans, and clinical details that people shared with a doctor, not a database. When 75,000 patients' information is exposed at one imaging provider alone, and similar breaches are happening at other healthcare providers at the same time, the pattern matters. Healthcare organizations collect some of the most sensitive data that exists. The obligation to protect it needs to match what they are asking patients to hand over.
Who should care: Cybersecurity · Privacy officers · Administrators · Healthcare professionals · Compliance
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