Systems Restored At 2 MD Hospitals After Cyberattack Rattles Operations For Weeks

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD — Weeks after being hit with a cyberattack, Luminis Health announced Thursday that its systems were fully restored.

The health care provider had been dealing with the cyberattack fallout since early September, when it announced that some of its portals were offline.

"Our systems have been restored, and our hospitals, practices and other care locations continue to see and care for patients," reads the statement released by Luminis Health.

"Thank you to our patients, community members and team members for your patience, dedication and support during the recent cybersecurity incident. We remain committed to providing safe, high-quality care."

However, Luminis Health warned that some records, such as patient notes and lab and imaging results, may not yet be available through the MyChart portal as operations resume.

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An investigation into the breach remains ongoing, with officials stating that patients whose information was directly impacted would be notified. Luminis Health previously said that no patient records were compromised during the ordeal.

Over the last few weeks, Luminis Health had said in occasional updates that some of its systems — telephone and MyChart aspects — were being brought back online.

Luminis Health earlier found itself named in a lawsuit filed by a patient who accused the provider of failing to implement safeguards against potential data breaches.

The health care provider operates both the Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis and the Luminis Health Doctors Community Medical Center in Lanham. It also has two outpatient surgery centers in Annapolis and Pasadena.