June 1, 2012 - Kaiser Permanente stuck in odd struggle with tiny Indio vendor
Kaiser Permanente has found itself locked in a David-and-Goliath-scale struggle with a tiny Southern California record storage vendor over up to 1 million unencrypted Kaiser patient records the vendor claims remain on servers in his house and garage.
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https://kaiserpapers.com/electronicrecords/pdfs/c-rauber-june-1-2012.pdf

November 28, 2012 - Kaiser Permanente still tangled in legal and regulatory scuffle with tiny Indio vendor
"You may or may not remember the odd David vs. Goliath battle between Stephan Dean, who runs a tiny data storage company in Indio, and giant Kaiser Permanente, which for reasons that are unclear has used Dean's Sure File Filing Systems to electronically store hundreds of thousands of patient records for much of the last four years, originally without a written agreement."
This article has been mirrored for historical purposes and stored here:  
https://kaiserpapers.com/electronicrecords/pdfs/c-rauber-nov-28-2012.pdf