Breach intelligence · WA
29 reported healthcare data breach incidents affecting 2.8M individuals. Sourced from 7 federal and community intelligence feeds. Updated nightly.
29
Incidents reported
2.8M
Individuals affected
Other
Top attack vector
Stable
6-month trend
Recent incidents
| Date | Entity | Individuals | Source | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 17, 2026 | Navia Benefit Solutions, Inc. | 2,151,330 | Hhs Breach | Critical |
| May 15, 2026 | Totem Lake Family Dentistry | 3,464 | Hhs Breach | High |
| May 11, 2026 | Spokane Digestive Disease Center, P.S. | 501 | Hhs Breach | Medium |
| May 8, 2026 | Mt. Spokane Pediatrics | 32,021 | Hhs Breach | High |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Renovo Chiropractic & Wellness | 538 | Hhs Breach | Medium |
| Apr 27, 2026 | Wonderland Child & Family Services | 1,283 | Hhs Breach | High |
| Mar 25, 2026 | Providence | 22,701 | Hhs Breach | High |
| Mar 23, 2026 | Couve Healthcare Consulting, LLC DBA Evergreen Healthcare Group | 11,795 | Hhs Breach | High |
| Jan 1, 1970 | Nursa | 13,168 | State Ag | High |
| Jan 1, 1970 | American Lending Center | 6,049 | State Ag | High |
| Jan 1, 1970 | Mt. Spokane Pediatrics | 29,410 | State Ag | High |
| Jan 1, 1970 | Bayside Dental | 9,683 | State Ag | High |
| Jan 1, 1970 | Navia Benefit Solutions, Inc. (City of Bellevue) | 319,208 | State Ag | Critical |
| Jan 1, 1970 | Insightin Health, Inc. (Centene Corporation) | 11,740 | State Ag | High |
| Jan 1, 1970 | Brown Advisory LLC | 2 | State Ag | Medium |
| Jan 1, 1970 | Lakeside Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, PLLC | 1,314 | State Ag | High |
| Jan 1, 1970 | New American Funding, LLC (Figure Lending, LLC had incident) | 699 | State Ag | Medium |
| Jan 1, 1970 | Drivestream Inc. | 505 | State Ag | Medium |
| Jan 1, 1970 | Bolt Solutions Inc. (“bolt”) | 140,249 | State Ag | Critical |
| Jan 1, 1970 | Pyramid Global Hospitality (Pyramid Advisors Limited Partnership) | 3,434 | State Ag | High |
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Most affected entities
#1
2
incidents
61K
individuals
#2
1
incidents
13K
individuals
#3
1
incidents
6K
individuals
#4
1
incidents
3K
individuals
#5
1
incidents
501
individuals
Attack vectors
Breakdown of breach types reported across 29 incidents in Washington. Understanding which vectors dominate helps practices prioritize their security controls.
Washington compliance requirements
Beyond federal HIPAA requirements, Washington has its own breach notification law that may impose additional obligations on healthcare practices operating in the state.
Wash. Rev. Code § 19.255.010
Notification deadline
30 days
One of the shortest deadlines in the country — shorter than HIPAA's 60-day window.
Attorney General notification
Required (500+ individuals)
One of the most expansive state health privacy laws in the country. Applies to consumer health data NOT covered by HIPAA — including data from apps, wearables, and wellness programs. Includes a private right of action.
Washington requires notification within 30 days of discovery.
This is a general reference based on current Washington law. Consult legal counsel for state-specific compliance obligations. Source: Wash. Rev. Code § 19.255.010. Verified April 2026.
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FAQ
Patient Protect tracks 29 reported healthcare data breach incidents in Washington, affecting approximately 2.8M individuals. Data is sourced from HHS OCR, State Attorney General offices, FTC enforcement, and community intelligence — updated nightly.
The most frequently reported breach vector in Washington is Other/Unknown, accounting for 16 of 29 incidents. Hacking/IT Incident is the second most common with 6 incidents.
Independent healthcare practices are the fastest-growing target for healthcare cyberattacks nationwide — attacks on small providers have increased 6x since 2021. Washington practices face the same threat landscape with fewer resources to defend against it. Patient Protect provides breach prevention specifically for independent practices starting at $39/month.
Washington requires breach notification within 30 days, and requires notification to the Attorney General when 500 or more individuals are affected. These requirements apply in addition to federal HIPAA's 60-day notification deadline. Reference: Wash. Rev. Code § 19.255.010.
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Editorial coverage · From our partner publication
Editorial analysis of the breaches and enforcement actions reshaping Washington's threat landscape. From the Patient Protect publication.
May 25, 2026 · Breach
Radiology Associates of Richmond disclosed a data breach affecting 266,000 individuals after threat actors exfiltrated files containing names and protected health information from its systems.
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May 22, 2026 · Breach
Radiology Associates of Richmond disclosed a second data breach in under two years, with the latest incident affecting 266,000 patients and reported to Maine's Attorney General in May 2026.
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May 22, 2026 · Breach
Verizon's 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report finds healthcare facing a sharper threat from social engineering while ransomware and third-party vendor compromises continue to drive significant breach volume across the sector.
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May 18, 2026 · Breach
A healthcare software vendor serving the congressional physician's office was breached in early March, exposing prescription data — but lawmakers were not notified until more than two months after the intrusion.
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May 16, 2026 · Litigation
A federal jury in Michigan convicted a home health care agency owner and nurse of running a $1.6 million Medicare fraud scheme built on stolen patient records from 2018 to 2021.
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May 13, 2026 · Breach
OpenLoop Health, a telehealth platform serving independent practices and health systems, disclosed a January 2025 breach that exposed personal data belonging to roughly 716,000 individuals.
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