Integrated Pain Associates Data Breach Exposes Sensitive Patient Information Shamis & Gentile P.A., a class action law firm specializing in data breach cases, is investigating a cybersecurity incident involving Integrated Pain Associates (IPA), a Central and West Texas-based medical practice focused on pain management and minimally invasive spine surgery. The breach may have compromised the personal and medical data of affected individuals. ### What Happened? On or around February 24, 2026, IPA detected suspicious activity within its systems and promptly took steps to secure its network. A third-party investigation revealed that unauthorized access may have occurred, potentially exposing sensitive patient information. ### Data Exposed The compromised data includes: - Full names - Addresses - Dates of birth - Driver’s license and Social Security numbers - Medical details (diagnoses, conditions, medications, treatment information) - Health insurance and provider information - Financial account details ### Impact & Next Steps Affected individuals may be eligible for compensation as part of a potential class action lawsuit. Shamis & Gentile P.A. is reviewing claims to determine legal options for those impacted. The firm is currently gathering information from affected parties to assess eligibility for legal action. IPA, which has served the Central Texas community for over a decade and employs approximately 84 staff, has not yet provided further public details on the scope of the breach or remediation efforts.