Theft of auditing firm's computer affects local patients

Wednesday, February 10, 2016

McCOOK, Neb. -- Some Community Hospital patients are being offered free identity protection monitoring for one year after receiving a letter from the hospital's auditing company, Seim Johnson, this week. The letter informed patients that a Seim Johnson laptop computer was stolen and that their personal information about services they received at Community Hospital may be affected. Seim Johnson is an accounting firm in Omaha and provides services to Community Hospital. In order to perform these services, Seim Johnson receives limited information about a sample of patients to audit the hospital's financial activities.

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