Data breaches have been announced by UltraMobile Imaging in New York, Artistic Smiles in Colorado, Parkview Health in Indiana, and Cognitive Behavior Therapy Center in Virginia. UltraMobile Imaging, New York UltraMobile Imaging, a Rochester, New York-based mobile medical diagnostic service provider, has determined that the protected health information of 75,000 individuals was exposed in a data security incident earlier this year.
UltraMobile Imaging Identifies Data Breach Impacting 75,000 Individuals
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