HALDIMAND—Up to 200,000 patients, including many in Haldimand, may have been impacted by a data breach through Ontario Health atHome (OHAH), a provincial agency that coordinates and delivers publicly funded home care, community care, and long-term care placement services across the province. According to a statement, the agency was initially advised by one of its vendors, Ontario Medical Supply (OMS),…
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