HealthCare, Inc. suffered a cyberattack-induced data breach between September 19–22, 2021, exposing sensitive personal information of 625 individuals. The unauthorized access compromised names and full dates of birth, though the breach was only discovered and reported to the company on November 3, 2021. While the stolen data did not include financial records, medical histories, or highly sensitive identifiers (e.g., Social Security numbers), the exposure of full dates of birth—when combined with names—poses risks for identity theft, targeted phishing, or fraudulent account creation.The delayed detection (over a month) suggests potential gaps in monitoring or incident response protocols. Although the breach did not involve ransomware or large-scale financial harm, the compromise of personally identifiable information (PII) of patients underscores vulnerabilities in healthcare data security. The incident was formally disclosed to the Washington State Office of the Attorney General, indicating regulatory scrutiny and potential reputational damage. No evidence suggests the data was misused, but the exposure alone warrants heightened safeguards for affected individuals.