DHR Health

Summary

DHR Healthis responding to a cyber incident that has affected its information systems, with IT teams actively working to restore full functionality as quickly as possible. The organization says patient care remains its top priority and continues without disruption, thanks to established backup protocols and staff readiness. It has expressed appreciation for the patience and support of patients, employees, and the community while confirming that facilities remain open to serve the public.

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Description

OnMarch 20, 2025, DHR Health announced that it was addressing a cyber incident affecting its information systems.
The organization stated that its dedicated IT teams were actively working to restore full functionality as quickly as possible. A spokesperson emphasized that patient care remained the highest priority and continued without disruption.
The health system noted that well‑established backup protocols were in place to ensure seamless operations.

DHR Health indicated that its staff was fully equipped to manage the situation effectively.
The organization expressed appreciation for the patience and support of patients, staff, and the broader community.
It affirmed that it would remain open to serve the community during the ongoing response.
The statement was shared through a KRGV.com news article published on the same date.

The cyber incident was described only as affecting information systems, with no further detail provided about the nature or source of the disruption.
No information was given about specific attacker actions, detection methods, or containment steps beyond the IT team's restoration efforts.
The health system did not report any impact on patient care services or any downtime beyond the general statement of ongoing work.
As of the article’s publication, DHR Health continued to work on restoring functionality while maintaining normal clinical operations.

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