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Minnesota Department of Human Services Data Breach Investigation

The Minnesota Department of Human Services (“DHS”) and FEI Systems suffered a data breach affecting over 300,000 Minnesotans who use long-term care services and supports.

What Happened

In November 2024, FEI Systems, the vendor that manages the MnCHOICES assessment system, discovered that a provider-associated user had improperly accessed the demographic records of more than 300,000 people. For 1,206 of those individuals, additional personal information was also accessed. DHS began mailing notification letters to affected individuals in January 2025.

MnCHOICES is the system used by Minnesota counties, Tribal Nations, and managed care organizations to assess and plan services for Minnesotans who need long-term care and support services.

What Information Was Exposed

The breach may have exposed the following types of personal information:

  • Demographic information (names, addresses, dates of birth, Social Security Numbers)
  • Information related to long-term care services and supports
  • Additional personal details for over 1,200 individuals

Who May Be Affected

You may be affected by this breach if you:

  • Received a notification letter from the Minnesota Department of Human Services
  • Receive or have applied for long-term services and supports in Minnesota
  • Have had an assessment conducted through the MnCHOICES system

What You Can Do

If you believe your information was exposed in this breach, contact [FIRM NAME] for a free, confidential consultation. You may be entitled to compensation for:

  • The unauthorized access to your private information
  • Out-of-pocket expenses related to the breach
  • Time spent addressing the breach
  • Credit monitoring costs
  • Any fraud or identity theft resulting from the breach

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