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Florida Medicare members’ data exposed as Mirra Health improperly outsourced records overseas

Florida Medicare members’ data was exposed as Mirra Health improperly outsourced records overseas, with state investigators asserting the breach jeopardised the safety of thousands of Floridians. According to the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation, Mirra Health Care LLC was suspended on a Tuesday after investigators found the company sent private medical information to unlicensed companies in India and the Philippines.

Mirra Health handles important claims and enrolment work for more than 23,000 Medicare Advantage members in Florida, most of whom have serious or long-term health needs, and outsourcing this work without permission violated state insurance laws. Regulators also noted a separate violation for failing to provide all required contracts, and that the company passed work to offshore partners without approval from the Florida HMOs it serves, as their contracts require.

The article raises the question of whether HHS OCR will investigate whether audits of Mirra Health for contract compliance were ever conducted; the piece reflects ongoing scrutiny of outsourcing practices in the sector. 24 March 2026.

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