We’ve received multiple reports of phishing calls targeting both patients and physician practices.
These callers may impersonate our staff or third-party healthcare entities, attempting to collect private information. We have also seen an uptick in faxes from fraudulent “pharmacies” requesting information from our teammates and medical staff.
What you need to know:
- Be vigilant when receiving calls, emails, faxes and even text messages, especially those requesting patient, financial or system access details.
- Remember that Roper St. Francis Healthcare and those representing us will never request sensitive information by phone without verification.
- Report suspicious calls from anyone claiming to represent Roper St. Francis Healthcare by sharing your concerns with our Compliance department by calling 800-597-3386.
Your attention and quick reporting help keep our patients, practices and data safe.
Topics
Related Articles
-
Healthy Living A primary care doctor’s best advice before your first visitJuly 23, 2026 3 Minute Read
-
-
-
Treatments & Conditions Roper St. Francis Healthcare expands interventional pain management capacityJune 5, 2026
-
Treatments & Conditions Stumbling block: The dangers of deep vein thrombosis - Roper St. Francis Healthcare | Health News Blog | Charleston, SCMay 11, 2026
-
Technology & Innovation Roper St. Francis Healthcare first in region to offer new spinal cord injury technologyMay 1, 2026
-
Treatments & Conditions What to know about radiation treatment when you’re first hearing the newsApril 14, 2026
-
-
-
Technology & Innovation Trailblazing cancer care: CAR T-cell therapy arrives at Roper St. Francis HealthcareMarch 19, 2026
-
Treatments & Conditions Epilepsy: What is it, how's it treated and why hope is a part of the planMarch 17, 2026 3 Minute Read
-
-
Our Stories Gynecologic cancers: How brachytherapy afterloaders improve survival reduce side effectsMarch 12, 2026
-
Our Stories Why personal attention may be the secret weapon for Bone Marrow Transplant BMT successMarch 12, 2026
-
Our Stories Integrating plastic and reconstructive surgery into colorectal cancer careMarch 6, 2026