Breach Notification

If you received a letter in this mailing, we request that you return the letter to us, or destroy it. A new letter is being sent to you. If you have already made your payment, please disregard the corrected premium letter.

We are taking steps to change our processes to ensure that this doesn’t happen again.

At present, we have no indication that your personal identifying information has been accessed or misused and it is unlikely that recipients will be affected by this incident.

Although it is unlikely that there will be any harmful effects, those affected may consider monitoring their financial accounts carefully for any suspicious activity and take appropriate steps to protect against potential identify theft if they are concerned that their personal identifying information may have been compromised. 

The Federal Trade Commission has an online guide that may provide you with valuable information to protect yourself at: https://www.ftc.gov/

Those affected may also want to monitor their credit report and consider a fraud alert. A fraud alert is a statement added to credit reports to alert creditors of possible fraudulent activity. It also requests that creditors contact you prior to establishing accounts in your name. To place a fraud alert on a credit report, contact any of the three credit reporting agencies and make such a request (at no cost). Online links to each can be found at the website above or you can use the contact information below.