A series of cyberattacks on multiple US healthcare providers has put millions of Americans at risk by exposing sensitive personal and medical information. The most significant breach occurred at New York City Health and Hospitals, the largest public healthcare system in the country, where hackers accessed data belonging to at least 1.8 million patients. Other affected organizations include Western Orthopaedics in Colorado, Community Health Systems in California, Tri-Cities Gastroenterology in Tennessee, and Integrated Pain Associates in Texas. These attacks have revealed sensitive information such as Social Security numbers, medical records, and financial account details. The breaches have been attributed to cyber extortion groups, with some data being published after ransom demands were not met. Community Health Systems has reported unauthorized access to patient information, while Integrated Pain Associates is providing credit monitoring services to those affected. The ongoing cybersecurity crisis in the healthcare sector underscores the need for improved security measures to protect patient data from increasingly sophisticated cybercriminals.