More than 500 living Maine residents were told they were dead in letters that MaineHealth, the state’s largest health care ...

A large health care system in Maine mistakenly sent letters to more than 500 patients last month stating they were dead.

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MaineHealth — the state’s largest health care provider — said more than 500 living patients received letters indicating that ...

MaineHealth said more than 500 living patients received letters indicating that they were dead as a result of a computer ...

Newsweek reached out to MaineHealth for comment. The letters were sent to over 500 patients after an error occurred in a computer system used for generating estate vendor letters, a MaineHealth ...

Officials for Maine's largest healthcare provider recently apologized for sending their condolences to hundreds of people who were still alive in October.

MaineHealth says a computer error caused letters to be sent to more than 500 patients incorrectly stating they were dead.

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