US revenue management company Advantum Health fined $75,000 for leaking patients' healthcare data

News04 Jul 2023

Kentucky-based revenue cycle management company Advantum Health has agreed to pay a fine of $75,000 to federal regulators for storing protected healthcare information of individuals in an unsecured database.

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