The Signal Directory

Health Data Breach Tracker

Search every US health data breach of 500 or more people reported to HHS OCR since 2009. Filter by entity, type and date. Built from the OCR public breach portal.

Breaches listed

8,066

2009 to 2026

Individuals affected

1,106,146,271

sum of reported counts

Under investigation

open OCR cases

Top breach types

  • 4,864
  • 1,694
  • 1,003
  • 216

Monthly roundups

8,066 breaches

NV · Apr 7, 2020

Andrews Braces

Healthcare Provider

16,622individuals

Hacking/IT IncidentArchived

WI · Apr 7, 2020

EVERSANA

Healthcare Provider

5,000individuals

Hacking/IT IncidentArchived

UT · Apr 3, 2020

University of Utah

Healthcare Provider

5,096individuals

Hacking/IT IncidentArchived

MD · Mar 31, 2020

Confidio, LLC

Business Associate

14,016individuals

Hacking/IT IncidentArchived

DE · Mar 30, 2020

Mid-Delaware Imaging

Healthcare Provider

77,110individuals

Unauthorized Access/DisclosureArchived

CA · Mar 27, 2020

Stockdale Radiology

Healthcare Provider

10,700individuals

Hacking/IT IncidentArchived

HI · Mar 17, 2020

Hawaii Pacific Health

Business Associate

3,772individuals

Unauthorized Access/DisclosureArchived

MN · Mar 17, 2020

Lifesprk

Healthcare Provider

9,000individuals

Hacking/IT IncidentArchived

PA · Mar 13, 2020

Allegheny County, PA

Health Plan

3,394individuals

Unauthorized Access/DisclosureArchived

NC · Mar 13, 2020

Randleman Eye Center

Healthcare Provider

19,556individuals

Hacking/IT IncidentArchived

NY · Mar 11, 2020

Northeast Radiology

Healthcare Provider

298,532individuals

Hacking/IT IncidentArchived

CA · Mar 4, 2020

Stephan C Dean

Business Associate

70,000individuals

Hacking/IT IncidentArchived

IN · Feb 28, 2020

Riverview Health

Healthcare Provider

2,610individuals

Unauthorized Access/DisclosureArchived

IL · Feb 28, 2020

Walgreen Company

Healthcare Provider

6,681individuals

Unauthorized Access/DisclosureArchived

MI · Feb 26, 2020

Munson Healthcare

Healthcare Provider

75,202individuals

Hacking/IT IncidentArchived

About this data

By Dr. Dereck Mush, MD, MBA, Editor In Chief

It currently holds 8,066 breaches, with submission dates from October 21, 2009 to October 9, 2026, and it refreshes every week from OCR's public breach portal.

We built it for the people who have to act on this data: health system CISOs and security teams benchmarking their own risk, compliance and privacy leads tracking how breaches are reported, and investors doing diligence on healthcare companies and their vendors.

Here's how to read it. Each row is a single report filed with OCR. It shows the covered entity, its state and entity type, the number of individuals affected, the breach type (for example hacking or IT incident, or unauthorized access), where the information was held, and the date it was submitted. Use the filters to narrow by submission date, entity type or breach type, and open any row for its detail page. The monthly roundups group new reports by submission month, so you can see what changed recently without scrolling the full list.

  • Source. Every record comes from the HHS OCR breach portal, which lists breaches of unsecured protected health information affecting 500 or more individuals. We show the data as OCR reports it and don't add or change the reported facts. Any editorial note we add is labeled as ours.
  • Under investigation vs archive. OCR keeps two lists. "Under investigation" lists HIPAA breaches reported within the last 24 months that are currently under investigation by the Office for Civil Rights. "Archive" holds resolved HIPAA breach reports and/or reports older than 24 months. A breach can move from one list to the other between weekly refreshes.
  • Individuals affected. These are the counts reported to OCR. Entities can revise them, and the same person can appear in more than one breach, especially when a single vendor incident is reported separately by several covered entities. Adding the counts together will overstate the number of unique people affected.
  • No implication of wrongdoing. A listing means a breach was reported to OCR. It doesn't mean the entity broke the law or was at fault beyond what OCR itself has published. Check OCR's own records for any finding, resolution or penalty.
  • Updates. The tracker refreshes weekly. If you spot something that doesn't match OCR's portal, tell us and we'll check it against the source.

Source: HHS Office for Civil Rights Breach Portal. Latest submission in the data: Oct 9, 2026. Refreshed weekly from the portal.