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Riverside County Regional Medical Center sued

Posted on August 3, 2009 by pogowasright.org

A patient who sought treatment last year from Riverside County Regional Medical Center has filed an estimated $1 million claim against Riverside County and the hospital that claims a facility employee revealed her medical information without her consent.

Tiffany Collins, 26, discovered the information breach earlier this year when she ran into a former classmate who asked about her medical condition, said Collins’ attorney, Patricia Law. Only Collins and her closest relatives were to have known details of her condition, Law said.

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