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Almost a million ConnectOnCall users may have had data stolen by hackers

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  • Healthcare software ConnectOnCall hit with a data breach
  • Over 900,000 patients data was accessed over three months
  • This leaves patients at risk of identity theft

Software firm Phreesia has notified 914,138 individuals whose personal and health information was exposed by a data breach in May 2023 after using its ConnectOnCall software, which provides an after hours call service between patients and doctors.

An investigation has revealed an unknown third party had access to ConnectOnCall data between February 16 and May 12 20203, meaning sensitive provider-patient communications were compromised – including medical records, prescription information, full names, and phone numbers, with a ‘small number’ of social security numbers also exposed.

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