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Ransomware attack continues at UMC hospital in Lubbock. Here is what you need to know

UMC — a level 1 trauma center — is still diverting patients from the hospital as staff handles ongoing ransomware attacks causing IT outages.

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UMC releases more info after ransomware attack causes hospital diversion in Lubbock

After a ransomware attack caused an IT outage at University Medical Center in Lubbock, officials published an update on the hospital's website.

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UMC confirms ransomware caused IT outage, continues to divert patients to other hospitals

An IT outage has prompted UMC to divert patients to other area hospitals and emergency rooms. Here is what we know.

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Covenant Health in Lubbock takes in patients amid ransomware attack at UMC

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UMC diverting emergency room patients to other Lubbock hospitals due to "IT outage"

An IT outage has prompted UMC to divert patients to other area hospitals and emergency rooms. Here is what we know.

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IT issue impacting Texas Tech HSC clinic, classroom operations

TTUHSC has issued an alert to the campus community about an ongoing IT issue it anticipates will impact TTUHSC operations.

Covenant facilities open while UMC diverting for IT issue

"Covenant Medical Center and Covenant Children’s will continue to care for patients who come to the emergency department." ...

UMC Health System opens new 24/7 Urgent Care Clinic in southwest Lubbock

UMC Health System has announced the grand opening of its new 24/7 Urgent Care Clinic, which officially opens its doors to the ...

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Lubbock UMC experiences ransomware attack, diverts patients to other hospitals

LUBBOCK, Texas — University Medical Center ... patients to local health facilities until the issue is resolved. UMC healthcare facilities remained open including Emergency Centers and Urgent ...

Cyber security expert calls ransomware attack on UMC a ‘national security issue’

“This is a national security issue,” said John Riggi, National Advisor for Cybersecurity and Risk at the American Hospital Association in Washington DC. Prior to joining the AHA, Riggi spent nearly 30 ...