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An employee told NBC 7 it’s been tough to keep up with patients’ needs after a cybersecurity incident that forced the medical group to shut down their phone and computer systems two months ago.
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Palomar Health Medical Group is still not saying what forced them to shut down their computer systems more than seven weeks ago. Patients told NBC 7 Responds they are still struggling to get medical attention.
