“I haven’t even been told if my records have been compromised ... it’s really hard, to be honest.”The woman was furious with Manage My Health, saying the company had “ruptured” her sense of trust. “I’ve given you information to look after so that you can provide health services to me and they’ve failed to keep up their end of the promise.”In an interview with RNZ yesterday, Manage My Health CEO Vino Ramayah said Manage My Health was itself also the victim of crime. She wanted Manage My Health to tell the people whose information was stolen, including exactly what data it is, so they could take precautionary steps. Manage My Health has apologised for any pain and anxiety the breach has caused, and acknowledged it could have communicated better. Ramayah said the company has been working hard to make amends.

Source: New Zealand Herald January 06, 2026 17:57 UTC