Was I affected by a University of Miami data breach?

If you received healthcare services from University of Miami, you may have been affected by one of their 2 reported breaches. Check your mail for breach notification letters, review your medical records for unauthorized changes, and use our breach checker tool to search for specific incidents.

Was my data affected by the University of Miami breach?

If you were a patient of University of Miami during the breach period, your data may have been compromised. Check your mail for breach notification letters. You can also contact University of Miami directly or file a records request to verify what data was accessed.

What data was exposed in the University of Miami breach?

Healthcare data breaches can expose names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, medical records, insurance information, and financial data. The specific data types vary by incident. Review the breach notification from University of Miami for details on what was compromised.

Can I sue University of Miami for a data breach?

Whether you can bring or join a claim depends on the incident, governing law, documented harm, filing deadlines, and any court-approved settlement terms. Review current court materials and consult a licensed healthcare data breach attorney for advice about your circumstances.

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University of Miami Data Breach History

University of Miami has been involved in 2 reported healthcare data breaches affecting 4K patients.

How many data breaches has University of Miami had?

University of Miami has been involved in 2 reported healthcare data breaches affecting a total of 4K patients. The earliest breach was reported in 2022 and the most recent in 2025. Breach types include: Unauthorized Access/Disclosure. If you received care from University of Miami, review the timeline below to check if your data may have been compromised.

FloridaUnauthorized Access/Disclosure

2

Total Breaches

4K

Patients Affected

2022

First Breach

2025

Most Recent

Breach Timeline

2025

University of Miami

2025-07-29 · Florida

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3K affectedUnauthorized Access/DisclosureElectronic Medical Record

Protected health information stored in the Electronic Medical Record system, likely including: patient names, addresses, dates of birth, medical record numbers, Social Security numbers, health insurance policy numbers, clinical diagnoses and treatment information, medication histories, laboratory and imaging results, clinical notes and medical histories, billing and financial information, and potentially psychological or behavioral health records. The specific data elements exposed depend on the scope of unauthorized access within the EMR system.

2022

University of Miami

2022-12-22 · Florida

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973 affectedUnauthorized Access/DisclosureEmail

### Personal Information Involved Based on the breach location (email systems) and typical healthcare email content, the exposed protected health information likely included: - **Patient Names and Contact Information**: Email systems typically contain recipient and sender information identifying patients - **Medical Record Numbers and Patient Identifiers**: Commonly referenced in clinical email communications - **Dates of Birth**: Often included in patient identification within email messages - **Insurance Information**: Billing and insurance details frequently discussed in healthcare email communications - **Clinical Information**: Medical histories, diagnoses, treatment plans, and clinical notes that may have been discussed or forwarded via email - **Appointment Information**: Scheduling details and healthcare service information - **Medication Information**: Prescription details and medication histories - **Test Results and Lab Values**: Clinical test results often communicated through email - **Employee Health Information**: If employee email accounts were compromised, employment health records and benefits information - **Potentially Financial Information**: Banking details or payment information if included in billing-related email communications The specific combination of data elements exposed would depend on which email accounts were compromised and what information those accounts typically contained.

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Data Source: All breach data is sourced from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office for Civil Rights (OCR) Breach Portal. Organization names are matched as reported; some entities may appear under different legal names.

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University of Miami Data Breach History

University of Miami has been involved in 2 reported healthcare data breaches affecting 4K patients.

How many data breaches has University of Miami had?

University of Miami has been involved in 2 reported healthcare data breaches affecting a total of 4K patients. The earliest breach was reported in 2022 and the most recent in 2025. Breach types include: Unauthorized Access/Disclosure. If you received care from University of Miami, review the timeline below to check if your data may have been compromised.

FloridaUnauthorized Access/Disclosure

2

Total Breaches

4K

Patients Affected

2022

First Breach

2025

Most Recent

Breach Timeline

2025

University of Miami

2025-07-29 · Florida

medium

3K affectedUnauthorized Access/DisclosureElectronic Medical Record

Protected health information stored in the Electronic Medical Record system, likely including: patient names, addresses, dates of birth, medical record numbers, Social Security numbers, health insurance policy numbers, clinical diagnoses and treatment information, medication histories, laboratory and imaging results, clinical notes and medical histories, billing and financial information, and potentially psychological or behavioral health records. The specific data elements exposed depend on the scope of unauthorized access within the EMR system.

2022

University of Miami

2022-12-22 · Florida

medium

973 affectedUnauthorized Access/DisclosureEmail

### Personal Information Involved Based on the breach location (email systems) and typical healthcare email content, the exposed protected health information likely included: - **Patient Names and Contact Information**: Email systems typically contain recipient and sender information identifying patients - **Medical Record Numbers and Patient Identifiers**: Commonly referenced in clinical email communications - **Dates of Birth**: Often included in patient identification within email messages - **Insurance Information**: Billing and insurance details frequently discussed in healthcare email communications - **Clinical Information**: Medical histories, diagnoses, treatment plans, and clinical notes that may have been discussed or forwarded via email - **Appointment Information**: Scheduling details and healthcare service information - **Medication Information**: Prescription details and medication histories - **Test Results and Lab Values**: Clinical test results often communicated through email - **Employee Health Information**: If employee email accounts were compromised, employment health records and benefits information - **Potentially Financial Information**: Banking details or payment information if included in billing-related email communications The specific combination of data elements exposed would depend on which email accounts were compromised and what information those accounts typically contained.

Search All Breaches

Check other providers in our database

Request Your Medical Records

Verify accuracy after a breach

Data Source: All breach data is sourced from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office for Civil Rights (OCR) Breach Portal. Organization names are matched as reported; some entities may appear under different legal names.