Hospice Savannah, a healthcare provider of hospice and palliative care services, reportedly experienced a data breach on May 28, 2026. This information comes from unconfirmed ransomware and leak activity reports, which allege that attackers exfiltrated over 1TB of data and gained total control of the intranet. Hospice Savannah has not officially confirmed this breach, and no official statements, breach notification letters, or regulatory filings have been issued.
The unconfirmed reports suggest that 167,303 patients may have been affected, with 124,761 SSNs and 49,798 sensitive diagnoses allegedly exposed. Other data types reportedly exposed include partner agreements, payroll data, and management data. The alleged incident likely affected individuals in Georgia, where Hospice Savannah operates. No financial data has been specifically identified as exposed, and the exact number of individuals notified remains unknown due to the lack of official communication.
Details surrounding this incident could emerge later as investigations or notifications progress. Consumers should remain aware that official disclosures can sometimes be delayed.