More than two million people across the United States will receive notice that their personal and sensitive health information was stolen earlier this year during a cyberattack at Postmeds, the parent company of online pharmacy startup Truepill.
News of the data breach also appeared to catch off-guard healthcare startups that previously relied on Postmeds to fulfill their customers' prescriptions.
In its data breach notice, Postmeds said hackers stole a trove of sensitive data, including patient names and demographic information - such as dates of birth - the type of prescribed medications and the prescriber's name.
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