Patients still encountering difficulties three weeks after systems were shut down
Nearly three weeks after experiencing a suspected cyber attack and shutting down its computer network, Palomar Health Medical Group continues to operate without fully functional systems, and patients say they are experiencing longer wait times for everything from scheduled appointments to prescription refills.
'At this last one, the nurse pretty much straight out said, 'we'll do it, but it might not do you any good, because the files aren't uploaded into any kind of system right now that anybody can see you've had this done.
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