Have you been affected by the Managed Care of North America (MCNA) Dental Data Breach?
An estimated 9 million people may have had sensitive personal, medical, and financial information stolen in the MCNA Dental Data Breach between February 26 and March 7, 2023. People who were affected by the MCNA data breach may be eligible for compensation.
Managed Care of North America (MCNA) Dental Insurer Data Breach
Dental-insurer, Managed Care of North America has confirmed a breach of their computer systems and data base between February 26 and March 7, 2023. Hackers were able to see and take copies of information in MCNA computer systems.
Millions affected by MCNA Data Breach
Managed Care of North America is the largest dental insurer of government-sponsored dental plans in the U.S. and covers mainly children and seniors. Nearly 9 million clients of MCNA Dental may have been affected by data exposure and may be at risk.
MCNA provides Medicaid dental coverage in the following states:
- Arkansas
- Florida
- Idaho
- Iowa
- Louisiana
- Nebraska
- Texas
- Utah
In addition to data from patients, breach may also have included personal and financial information of patient’s parents, guardians, or guarantors.
Information stolen may have included:
- Names
- Addresses
- Dates of birth
- Phone numbers
- Email addresses
- Social security numbers
- Driver’s license or other government ID numbers
- Health insurance data
- Plan information
- Medicaid ID numbers
- Billing information
- Claim information
- Parent/guardian/guarantor information
Millions affected by MCNA Data Breach
Managed Care of North America is the largest dental insurer of government-sponsored dental plans in the U.S. and covers mainly children and seniors. Nearly 9 million clients of MCNA Dental may have been affected by data exposure and may be at risk.
The data breach may also have included personal and financial information of patient’s parents, guardians, or guarantors.
Hacker Group Demands Ransom for MCNA Stolen Data
MCNA has stated that they are notifying individuals of the data breach and will offer credit monitoring services but may have delayed notifications, leaving victims at risk. Data exposure may place patients and their parents, guardians, or guarantors at risk of identity theft which may require extensive efforts to stop, repair or prevent future harm.
People whose data was placed at risk or who were harmed by the MCNA Dental Data Breach which occurred between February 26 and March 7, 2023 may be eligible for compensation.