HHS OCR report ยท 2019
Capital City Paincare data breach
OCR report facts
- Covered entity
- Capital City Paincare
- Entity type
- Healthcare Provider
- State
- Ohio
- Individuals affected
- 1,012
- Submission date
- May 31, 2019
- Type of breach
- Hacking/IT Incident
- Location of breached information
- Network Server
- Business associate present
- No
- Status
- Archive (closed)
OCR description
The covered entity (CE), Capital City Paincare, reported that it was the victim of a cyber-attack that affected the electronic protected health information (ePHI) of 1,012 individuals. The ePHI involved included names, addresses, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, lab reports, and diagnoses. The CE notified HHS, affected individuals, the media, and provided substitute notice. The CE also provided free credit monitoring services to affected individuals. In its mitigation efforts, the C...
Text as published on the HHS OCR breach portal.
Frequently asked questions
How many people were affected by the Capital City Paincare data breach?
The report to HHS OCR lists 1,012 individuals affected.
When was it reported to HHS?
It was submitted to HHS OCR on May 31, 2019.
What type of breach was it?
The OCR portal lists the type of breach as Hacking/IT Incident, with the breached information located in: Network Server.
Is the investigation still open?
No. The report is in the OCR portal archive, which holds reports where OCR has closed its review.
Is a breach notice letter from Capital City Paincare legitimate?
This site cannot verify letters. Check the sender against the organisation's official website and the HHS OCR breach portal, and avoid calling numbers or clicking links only listed in an unexpected message. See our guide on what to do after a data breach notice.
Source: HHS OCR Breach Portal, OCR export October 2026. Network USA is not affiliated with HHS or Capital City Paincare.