South London GPs Still Affected by June Cyber-Attack on Synnovis

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South London GPs Still Affected by June Cyber-Attack on Synnovis

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Almost three months on, the impact is still being felt.

Routine blood tests in south London are still being cancelled more than two months on from the cyber-attack against Synnovis.

According to media reports, GPs in Bromley are only seeing patients with urgent or priority needs, although patients are encouraged to continue attending their medical appointments as usual unless they are told otherwise.

The attack began with pathology services provider Synnovis being hit on June 3rd, and local hospitals continuing to feel the impact a month later.
Ransomware Published: 26 August

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