DHR Health Fully Operational Amid Cybersecurity Incident

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DHR Health, a leading healthcare provider, confirms it is fully operational and continues providing uninterrupted patient care amid a recent cybersecurity incident affecting its information systems.

In a statement issued to media partners, DHR Health emphasized its swift and proactive response:

“DHR Health is currently addressing a cyber incident affecting our information systems. Our dedicated IT teams are actively working to restore full functionality as quickly as possible.

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Patient care remains our highest priority and continues without disruption. We have well-established backup protocols in place to ensure seamless operations, and our staff is fully equipped to manage the situation effectively.

We appreciate the patience and support of our patients, staff, and community. We will remain open to serve our community.”

DHR Health reassures all patients and community members that established safety measures and backup protocols are in place to ensure seamless medical services. The hospital remains fully open and operational, maintaining the highest standards of patient care without interruption.

Further updates will be provided as the situation develops.

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