Adaptive Home Health Reports Data Breach Affecting Patient Information Adaptive Home Health, a Texas-based provider of in-home health services—including physical therapy, wound care, and nursing—has disclosed a data breach that may have exposed sensitive personal and health information. The company, which serves over 2,000 patients weekly and partners with major healthcare institutions such as UT Southwestern Medical Center, Houston Methodist, and MD Anderson Cancer Center, reported the incident to the Texas Attorney General on January 6, 2026. While full details of the breach remain undisclosed, the compromised data may include: - Personal identifiers (names, addresses, government-issued IDs) - Financial information (account or card numbers) - Protected health information (medical records, treatment details) The exact number of affected individuals has not been determined. Adaptive has begun notifying impacted patients, though specifics about the breach’s origin or timeline are not yet public. The incident underscores ongoing risks to healthcare data security, particularly for providers handling sensitive patient records.