S.C. (FOX Carolina) – AnMed Health said it has returned to full operations after cybercriminals obtained information during a <a href="https://bitcomme.com/this-cybersecurity-stock-could-turn-1000-into-more-than-4400/” title=”This Cybersecurity Stock Could Turn $1,000 Into More Than $4,400″>cybersecurity incident in July
The health system said all systems have been restored across all hospitals, physician practices and other facilities.
Patients can also now use MyChart again, AnMed officials said. Their teams are expected to reach out to directly to patients whose appointments were postponed to help reschedule their care.
If you need assistance accessing MyChart, call the MyChart Help Line at 864-512-3742 from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
“Thank you to our patients and community for your patience and support and to our physicians, nurses and team members for their extraordinary commitment throughout the restoration process,” officials said. “All AnMed services are available and our teams remain ready to provide you with the care you need.”
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