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HIPAA Breaches in New York

35 reported healthcare data breach incidents affecting 758K individuals. Sourced from 7 federal and community intelligence feeds. Updated nightly.

35

Incidents reported

758K

Individuals affected

Hacking

Top attack vector

Stable

6-month trend

Recent incidents

Latest breaches reported in New York

DateEntityIndividualsSourceSeverity
Apr 2, 2026Oscar Health, Inc., on behalf of its affiliated covered entities: Oscar Health Plan, Inc.; Oscar Insurance Company of Florida; Oscar Health Plan of Ge91,350Hhs Breach
Mar 24, 2026VNS Behavioral Health Inc. (“VNS Health”)739Hhs Breach
Mar 19, 2026Communications Workers of America Local 1180 Security Benefits Fund18,550Hhs Breach
Mar 18, 2026Weill Cornell Medicine516Hhs Breach
Mar 17, 2026National Association on Drug Abuse Problems90,000Hhs Breach
Mar 9, 2026Alexes Hazen MD, PLLC500Hhs Breach
Feb 12, 2026Excellent Home Care Services, LLC16,278Hhs Breach
Feb 6, 2026Dr. Michael Kaplan DO PC DBA Long Island Weight Loss Institute3,426Hhs Breach
Jan 30, 2026FullBeauty Brands, Inc. Associate Benefits Plan4,725Hhs Breach
Jan 12, 2026Associated Radiologists of the Finger Lakes, P.C.501Hhs Breach
Jan 7, 2026Fieldtex Products, Inc.104,071Hhs Breach
Jan 1, 2026Steven J. Pearlman MD PC11,764Hhs Breach
Dec 29, 2025St. John’s Riverside Hospital2,238Hhs Breach
Dec 25, 2025Fieldtex Products, Inc.5,901Hhs Breach
Dec 25, 2025Fieldtex Products, Inc.238,615Hhs Breach
Dec 25, 2025Thomas Davies, DPM14,581Hhs Breach
Dec 25, 2025Superior Vision Services, Inc.25,341Hhs Breach
Dec 24, 2025Anthony L. Jordan Health Corporation2,974Hhs Breach
Dec 24, 2025College Parkside Pharmacy5,736Hhs Breach
Dec 24, 2025College Hometown Pharmacy9,742Hhs Breach

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Most affected entities

Top healthcare entities in New York by incident count

#1

Fieldtex Products, Inc.

3

incidents

349K

individuals

#2

Oscar Health, Inc., on behalf of its affiliated covered entities: Oscar Health Plan, Inc.; Oscar Insurance Company of Florida; Oscar Health Plan of Ge

1

incidents

91K

individuals

#3

Weill Cornell Medicine

1

incidents

516

individuals

#4

VNS Behavioral Health Inc. (“VNS Health”)

1

incidents

739

individuals

#5

Communications Workers of America Local 1180 Security Benefits Fund

1

incidents

19K

individuals

Attack vectors

How breaches happen in New York

Breakdown of breach types reported across 35 incidents in New York. Understanding which vectors dominate helps practices prioritize their security controls.

  • Hacking/IT Incident26 (74%)
  • Unauthorized Access/Disclosure9 (26%)

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FAQ

Healthcare breaches in New York

How many HIPAA breaches have occurred in New York?

Patient Protect tracks 35 reported healthcare data breach incidents in New York, affecting approximately 758K individuals. Data is sourced from HHS OCR, State Attorney General offices, FTC enforcement, and community intelligence — updated nightly.

What is the most common breach type in New York?

The most frequently reported breach vector in New York is Hacking/IT Incident, accounting for 26 of 35 incidents. Unauthorized Access/Disclosure is the second most common with 9 incidents.

Are independent practices in New York at higher risk?

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