According to sources, University Medical Center (a Medical organization in Texas) was hit with a cyber attack. It was first reported on 2024-09-26.

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Source 1  |  2024-09-26

Lubbock UMC experiences ransomware attack, diverts patients to other hospitals

“University Medical Center said ransomware was the cause of the technology issues the facility faced on Thursday. The hospital said it diverted both emergency and non-emergency patients to other local hospitals due to the issues.“

“The hospital said it would continue to divert incoming emergency and non-emergency patients to local health facilities until the issue is resolved. “

“UMC healthcare facilities remained open including Emergency Centers and Urgent Care Clinics. UMC Physician Clinics remained open as regularly scheduled. “

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