Health Care & Hospital Law
Aug. 18, 2025
The legal fallout from the largest healthcare data breach in the U.S.
The February 2024 cyberattack on Change Healthcare, a UnitedHealth subsidiary, exposed sensitive medical data of nearly 190 million Americans, disrupted billions in claims processing, left providers financially vulnerable, sparked widespread litigation, and prompted proposed federal cybersecurity legislation -- highlighting critical gaps in healthcare IT security and multi-factor authentication practices.





David A. Rawi
Senior Counsel
Lagerloff LLP
Healthcare & Commercial Litigation
16000 Ventura Blvd., Suite 804
Encino , CA 91436
Phone: (818) 804-4691
Email: drawi@lagerlof.com

In February 2024,
Change Healthcare Inc., a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group's Optum division,
was hacked by a cybercriminal group calling themselves ALPHV or BlackCat in
what is known as the largest healthcare data breach in the nation.
ALPHV/BlackCat breached Change Healthcare's information technology syst...
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