Credit ProtectionDefunct Company Records Found Dumped on Church Lot
July 8, 2010
Nursing Visioned Medical Services, a Nashville, Tennessee company that was bought out by Impulse Monitoring, Inc. after filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy the beginning of 2009, is under speculation after patient information was dumped on a church parking lot.
The records that were found at Nashville Center Point Church of the Nazarene included records, medical information, Social Security numbers and bank data of patients that had been cared for by the previous company, NVMS.
Officials in Nashville are looking into the situation and conducting an investigation to determine who dumped the paperwork and who had access to it. The previous owner of NVMS claims that all paperwork was given to the new company when it was bought out, but Impulse Monitoring, Inc. claims this was not paperwork that was in their possession.
For anyone who was a past patient of NVMS, it is encouraged that they sign up for or participate in some sort of identity theft protectionservice or find the best credit monitoring serviceto check for unusual or suspicious activity on any of their financial accounts due to this incident.
