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Sept/Oct 2016 Issue of Becker's ASC Review

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78 AAAHC. info@aaahc.org / www.aaahc.org / (847) 853-6060 (pg. 44) Arthrex. www.arthrex.com / (800) 933-7001 (pgs. 2-3) ASCOA. development@ascoa.com / www.ascoa.com / (866) 982-7262 (pgs. 14, 19-22) ASCs Inc. jonvick@ascs-inc.com / www.ascs-inc.com / (760) 751- 0250 (pg. 55) ASD Management. books@asdmanagement.com / www.asdmanage- ment.com / (626) 840-4248 (pg. 52) Buffalo Filter. www.buffalofilter.com / (716) 835-7000 (pgs. 72-75) Centinel Spine. cs@centinelspine.com / lateral.centinelspine.com / (484) 887-8810 (pg. 17) Cygnus Medical. sales@cygnusmedical.com / www.cygnusmedical.com / (800) 990-7489 (pg. 69) eSutures. info@esutures.com / www.esutures.com / (888) 416- 2409 (pg. 53) Exclusive Surgeries Network. baltazart@esurgeries.com / www.esurgeries.com / (623) 561-4004 (pg. 62) GE Healthcare. www.gehealthcare.com / (866) 281-7545 (pg. 79) In2itive Business Solutions. info@in2itive.org / www.in2itive.org / (855) 208-5566 (pgs. 27-30) Innomed. info@innomed.net / www.innomed.net / (912) 236- 0000 (pg. 71) Live Oak Bank. www.liveoakbank.com/healthcare / (910) 796-1674 (pg. 64) Medivators. custserv@medivators.com / www.medivators.com / (800) 328-3340 (pg. 46) Medtronic. www.medtronic.com / (800) 633-8766 (pg. 7) Meridian Surgical Partners. www.meridiansurgicalpartners.com / (615) 301-8156 (pg. 24) National Medical Billing Services. info@nationalascbilling.com / www.nationalascbill- ing.com / (866) 948-8001 (pg. 5) North American Partners in Anesthe- sia. www.napaanesthesia.com / (516) 945-3333 (pg. 4) One Medical Passport. www.onempcompany.com / (800) 540-7527 (pgs. 57-60) Pacira. www.exparel.com / (855) 793-9272 (pgs. 9 - 10) Practice Partners. info@practicepartners.org / www.practicepartners.org / (888) 310-1311 (pg. 66) Ruhof. www.ruhof.com / (800) 537-8463 (pg. 77) Simple Admit. sales@simpleadmit.com / sales.simpleadmit.com / (877) 848-4726 (pg. 54) Smith&Nephew. www.reshapingmobility.com (pg. 50) SourceMed. info@sourcemed.net / www.sourcemed.net / (800) 719-1904 (pg. 13) Surgical Notes. sales@surgicalnotes.com / www.surgicalnotes.com / (800) 459-5616 (pg. 15) VMG Health. jessican@vmghealth.com / www.vmghealth.com / (214) 369-4888 (p. 80) ADVERTISER ADVERTISINGINDEX Note: Ad page number(s) given in parentheses Banner Health Suffers Year's Largest Data Breach; 3.7M Affected By Akanksha Jayanthi C yberattackers gained access to "a limited number" of Banner Health computer servers, including the servers that process payment card information where food and beverages are sold at the Phoenix- based health system. Overall, 3.7 million patients, Banner health plan members and beneficiaries, food and beverage customers and providers may be affected, making it the largest healthcare data breach of 2016. e attack was initiated June 17, according to Banner's investigation. Potentially compro- mised information includes patient names, addresses, birthdates, physician names, dates of service, clinical information, health insur- ance information and Social Security numbers if one was provided to the system. For those enrolled in a Banner health plan, claims infor- mation, insurance information and employee benefit information may also have been affect- ed. Provider names, addresses, Drug Enforce- ment Agency numbers, tax identification num- bers and national provider identifier numbers may have also been involved. Banner indicates the cyberattackers targeted payment card data, and cards used at food and beverage outlets at certain Banner Health loca- tions between June 23 and July 7 may be affected by the attack. Cardholder names, card numbers, expiration dates and internal verification codes were compromised. Banner Health released a list of 27 food and beverage locations that were affected by the cyberattack. e health system says it has returned to ac- cepting all forms of payment at food outlets. "You can use your payment card with confi- dence," according to the health system. Pay- ment cards used to pay for medical services were not affected. Banner is offering free credit and identity moni- toring to affected individuals for one year and has notified the DEA and providers' licensing boards of the incident. e health system also says it is enhancing the security of its networks systems. "Banner is committed to maintaining the priva- cy and security of information of our patients, employees, plan members and beneficiaries, customers at our food and beverage outlets, as well as our providers," Peter Fine, president and CEO of Banner Health, said in the notice. n

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