Triad Radiology Associates Suffers Data Breach Exposing Sensitive Patient Information Pittsburgh-based law firm Lynch Carpenter is investigating a cybersecurity incident at Triad Radiology Associates, a North Carolina healthcare provider, after an unauthorized actor gained access to its network. The breach, disclosed in February 2026, potentially exposed a range of sensitive data, including: - Personally Identifiable Information (PII): Names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, and driver’s license numbers. - Financial Data: Bank or payment account details. - Protected Health Information (PHI): Medical records and health insurance information. The exact number of affected individuals remains undisclosed. Triad has not provided further details on the breach’s origin, duration, or whether the incident involved ransomware or other malicious activity. Lynch Carpenter, a national class action firm specializing in data privacy litigation, is reviewing potential legal claims for those impacted. The firm has previously represented millions in similar cases and is urging affected individuals to seek legal consultation. No additional remediation efforts or notifications from Triad have been publicly confirmed at this time.

Triad Radiology Associates Reports Data Breach Affecting 11,000 Patients Winston-Salem-based Triad Radiology Associates (TRA), a North Carolina radiology practice serving nine hospitals and over a dozen outpatient locations, disclosed a data security incident on February 8, 2024, after detecting suspicious activity in an employee’s email account in late July 2023. The breach, classified as a hacking/IT incident, may have exposed sensitive personal information, including names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and bank account details, between July and September 2023. TRA, which employs 46 physicians and is part of the Strategic Radiology coalition, acted swiftly to secure the compromised account and engaged a third-party investigator to assess the scope of the breach. While the practice stated it found no evidence of fraudulent misuse of the accessed data, it could not rule out the possibility of exposure. In response, TRA is offering credit monitoring and identity protection services to potentially impacted individuals and has reviewed its data security policies. The breach was first reported on February 6, 2024, with an estimated 11,000 individuals affected. Law firms, including Pittsburgh-based Lynch Carpenter, have since begun recruiting patients for a class-action lawsuit, citing potential compensation for those impacted. TRA joins a growing list of radiology groups targeted by cyberattacks, including recent cases involving Rayus Radiology ($3.25M settlement), a Minnesota group ($2M settlement), and Florida-based practices. The incident underscores the rising cybersecurity threats facing healthcare providers, particularly in radiology, where breaches have become increasingly common. TRA, led by Dr. [Name], a physician serving on the American College of Radiology board, continues to investigate the breach while reinforcing its security measures.

Triad Radiology Associates Reports Data Security Incident Affecting Patient Information Triad Radiology Associates (TRA), a Winston-Salem, NC-based medical provider, has disclosed a data security incident involving unauthorized access to an employee email account. The breach may have exposed protected health information (PHI) of patients and individuals associated with other medical providers for which TRA provides radiology services. Suspicious activity was first detected on or around July 30, 2025, with TRA confirming on December 10, 2025, that a limited set of personal data may have been accessible. Public notice was posted on TRA’s website on February 6, followed by direct notifications to affected individuals beginning February 11. The compromised data varies by individual but may include names, addresses, Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, bank account details, dates of birth, medical records, and health insurance information. TRA stated there is no evidence the exposed data has been viewed or misused. As part of its response, TRA is offering complimentary credit monitoring to impacted individuals and has notified the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights. A dedicated hotline (1-800-405-6108) has been established for inquiries, operating Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST.

Triad Radiology Associates Reports 2025 Data Breach Impacting Patient Information Triad Radiology Associates, a Winston-Salem-based medical provider, has disclosed a 2025 data breach affecting an undisclosed number of patients. The incident exposed personal and medical information, though the full scope of compromised data remains unclear. The breach was first identified this year, prompting the organization to notify affected individuals. While details on the cause or method of the attack have not been released, the disclosure aligns with rising cybersecurity threats targeting healthcare providers. Triad Radiology Associates operates under Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist, where Dr. David Zaas serves as CEO the largest employer in northwest North Carolina. No further specifics on remediation efforts or regulatory responses have been provided. The incident underscores ongoing vulnerabilities in healthcare data security, particularly for organizations handling sensitive patient records.