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cific steps because of the
breach.It provideda toll-free
number, 866-904-6219,for in-
dividuals who have any ques-
tions or would like additional
information aboutthe incident.
“I think this goes to show
you can never be too careful
withpatient data,” Nilesh
Chandra, a Boston-based
healthcare expert at PA Con-
sulting, said in a statement.
“Even for highly mature organi-
zations, a privacy centric ap-
proach is requiredin all aspects
of clinical and businessopera-
tions to ensurethat patient da-
ta is handled securely.”
The breach at MGHis the
latest such incident involving
Boston-area hospitals in recent
years, including:
RA 2012 breach at Beth Is-
rael Deaconess MedicalCenter
left thousands of patients’ de-
tails vulnerable. The hospital
later agreedto pay a $100,
state fine and improvethe secu-
rity of patientinformation.
RIn 2014,Boston Medical
Center fired a transcription ser-
vice after a health care provider
reported that the medicalre-
cordsof about15,000patients
at the hospital wereposted
without password protection

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on the vendor’s website used by

physicians.

RAt McClean Hospitalin

Belmont, information about

12,600peoplewhodonated

theirbrains to researchwent

missing in 2015. The psychiat-

ric hospitalagreedto pay

$75,000 in a settlement with

the state and to beef up com-

puter security.

RA 2016breach at Massa-

chusetts General exposed per-

sonaldata of about4,300den-

tal patients.

RIn 2018,Cambridge

Health Alliance notified pa-

tients of a data breachthat re-

sulted in billing information for

2,500people landing in the

hands of an “unauthorized

third party.”

Correspondent Adam Sennott

contributed to this report.

MGH breach exposed

data of 10,000 people

‘Thisgoes to show

youcanneverbe

toocarefulwith

patientdata.’

NILESHCHANDRA

PAConsulting

ByJeannaSmialek
NEWYORKTIMES
JACKSON, Wyo. — As top
economists fromaroundthe
globegather for their annual
conferencein JacksonHole this
week, they will have a collective
hopein mind: that the world’s
politicalleaderswill workto
help safeguard economic
growth.
Economies from the United
States to the European Union to
China are slowing, presenting a
challenge for central bankers,
whosetoolsare limitedat a
time wheninterest rates re-
mainhistoricallylow in much
of the world.
In the United States and
Britain, central bankers are
hoping that trade uncertainty
and political strife will not kill
long economic expansions.
And fromAustralia to Eu-
rope, policy makers have been
urgingpoliticians to step up
their spending, hoping that a
hand fromthe government will
spur consumptionand keep
their economies from tipping
into recession.
But there is a vast divide be-
tween technocrats trying to sal-
vage waning global growth and
politicians with an eye on their
voting bases.
President DonaldTrumpis
locked in a trade war with Chi-
na, with the latest round of tar-
iffs scheduled to take hold Sept.
1, and he showsno intention of
backing down.US tariffs on Eu-
ropean automobilesremain a
possibility.
Britainis negotiating its exit
from the European Union, and
the likelihood of a no-deal de-
parture, which couldbe eco-
nomically punishing, has esca-
lated with BorisJohnson’s rise
to prime minister.
Complicatingmatters is
Trump’s view that what is good
economicallyfor other coun-
tries is bad for America — a po-
sition that has led him to criti-
cize efforts by central banksto
keep their expansions on track.
Global political brinkman-
ship is adding to the uncertain-
ty just as factories around the
worldslowproductionand
businesses hold off on invest-
ment, stoking fears of a more
concerted slowdown.
“Important countries are
not in good shape,” said Rober-
to Perli, the head of globalmon-
etary policy research at Corner-
stone Macro. He said there is a
risk of a significantand pro-
tracted globalslowdown with
the potentialfor outrightreces-
sion in somenations, such as
Germany. “It started for largely
cyclicalreasons,but sincethen,
otherfactors have intervened—
trade, most importantly.”

Although central bankers

strive to be politically indepen-

dentand avoid giving elected

leadersadvice, they have ac-

knowledged that government

policies are threatening growth.

The Fed cut interest rates for

the first timesincethe Great

Recessionin July, a move driv-

en in part by Trump’s trade pol-

icies and partly by the broader

slowdownin global growth.

Jerome H. Powell, chair of

the Federal Reserve, speaksFri-

day and is expected to suggest

that additional rate cuts are on

the table, withoutsignaling

how many or giving a specific

timeline. Tariffs — and their

likely escalation — are keeping

the Fed and its globalcounter-

parts on edge.

Central bankers have begun

warningthat theirability to de-

fend theireconomies is limited,

especially becausemany never

managed to sustainablylift in-

terest rates back fromrock bot-

tom after cutting themduring

and after the global financial

crisis. Many are looking to their

political leaders — whowill

gather in Biarritz,France, for

the Groupof 7 meetingthis

weekend — to helpkeep the

world’s prosperity going.

Consumer spending is hold-

ing up in the United States and

growth remainsdecent, but

manufacturing is slowing, and

consumer confidence sank in

August. Businessesreported

holding off on investment as

they waited to see howthe

trade war plays out.

Trump has also begun mull-

ing more tax cuts to lift the

economy, though on Wednes-

day he insisted it did not need

one right now. The Fed has

roomto cut rates, shoulda re-

cessionhit; the challenge is pri-

marily one of intensepolicy un-

certainty. Europe,by contrast,

has negative interest rates and

a fraughteconomic backdrop.

In Germany, where China’s

slowdown is hurting the manu-

facturing sector and the econo-

my contracted in the second

quarter, the government has

beenslowto spend moreag-

gressively.

Italy is also struggling, but it

alreadyhas a heavy debtload,

limiting its room to maneuver.

Like Powell,Mark Carney,

governorof the Bankof Eng-

land, is paying attention to po-

litically created risks. He

warned in a recent BBC inter-

view that a no-dealBrexit

would create an “instant”

shock.The bank had beenset-

ting up for potentialrate in-

creases,but investors increas-

inglyexpect cuts insteadas

global growthwanes and trade

tensions loom large.

Central bankers

must wrestle with

politicians, too

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NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING

Pursuantdancewithto the provisionsM.G.L. c. 30A,of M.G.L. c. 118EtheExecutive Office of Healthand in accor-

and HumanFriday,SeptemServicber13, 2019, at 10:00 a.m.,es (EOHHS)will holdapublic hearingin the FirstFlooron

Conference Room,100 HancockStreet,Quincy, MA relative

to the adoptionof:

101 CMR355.00:RatesforFreestandingBirth Center

Services

and the repealof:

114.3 CMR55.00:FreestandingBirthCenterServices

These224 of the Actsactionsare beingof 2012,which transferred authoritytakenin orderto complywith c.forthis

regulationicy in M.G.L. c. 118Gfromthe Divisionto the Executivof HealtheOfficeCareFinance and Polof Health and-

HumanServices(EOHHS)in M.G.L. c. 118E.New101 CMR

regulation355.00replacesgover,with amendmenningthe rates of paymentts,114.3 CMRused55.00astheby state

governmental unitsfor freestandingbirthcenterservices

providedby eligible freestanding birth centers.

Theproposedregulationcontainschangesandupdates

centerfromthe currentservices under 114.3rates estabCMRlished55.00.for freestandThe proposeding birthrates

are establishcase-mixweighteded at 50%rates,with amalpracticeadd-onofthe inpatienthospitalapplied.RY

The proposedregulation also removesor updatesoutdated

othercitationsEOHHS,updatesregulationsterminology,and otherwise,enhances consistencyincreasesclarity.with

ensureEOHHSthatis proposinpaymentgthis regulationrates are consistentand amenwithdmenefficiency,ts to

economy,and qualityof careand to satisfythe require-

patesmentsno increasof M.G.L. 118E,einthe annuasections13C and 13D.EOHHSlaggregatestateexpendi-antici-

turesas aresult of theseamendments.Thereis no fiscal

impactposenewon citiescostsonand townssmallbusines.The amendmentsses;theimpactdo not im-onsmall

businessvicesprovided.providerswill varybasedon the volumeof ser-

The proposedsoonerthanFebruarregulationy1,2020.is plannedto go intoeffect no

Individuat the hearingals whowill be affordnotifyEOHHSed an earlierof theirintent to testifyopportunityto

speak.Speakers maynotifyEOHHSof theirintentionto

testifygov/serat the hearingvice-details/executive-offiby registeringce-of-healtonlineat wwwh-and-huma.massn-.

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documentor as text withinthe bodyof the emailwiththe

mustnameinclude the sender’of theregulationinthe subjectsfull name,mailingline.All submaddresissionss, and

organizatioto submittestimonynoraffiliation,by emailif any. Individualsshouldmail writtentestimowhoare unable-

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Quincy5:00 p.m. on Friday,Septem,MA02171.Writtentestimober13, 2019.ny mustEOHHSbe submittspecificaled byly

invitescomments astohow the amendmentsmayaffect

beneficiaryaccessto care.

All personsdesiring to review the currentdraft of the pro-

posedexecutivactionse-office-of-maygo to wwwhealth-and-human-.mass.gov/seservicesrvice-det-public-ails/

hearingsor requestacopy in writingor in personfrom

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EOHHSmay adoptarevisedversionof the proposedactions

takingtical alternativesinto accountthat comerelevantcommentsto its attentionand any other. prac-

In caseing cancellation announceof inclementweathermentsor otheremergwillbepostedency,hear-on the

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August23, 2019

CommonweaOffice ofMedicaidlth of Massachusetts

NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING

Pursuantcordanceto theauthoritywithM.G.L. c. 30A,of M.G.L. c. 6A, s. 16 and in ac-apublichearing will be held

on SeptemberferenceRoom,13, 2019, at 12:00100 Hancock Street,p.m. in the FirstQuincy,MArelative toFloorCon-

the adoptionof:

130 CMR422.000:PersonalCareServices

130 CMRsonalcare422.000 governs MassHeattendant(PCA)services and provialth provides progrdersof peram-

requirementsand conditionsof paymentfor the provision

of personalbers,and also governcareattendantscertain administservices to MassHerative functionsalthmem-per-

formedintermediariesby personalin the PCAprogram.caremanagement agenciesand fiscal

and clarifyThe proposedcertainamenrequirementsdmentsto 130 CMRof the MassHeal422.000th personupdate-

al careattendant(PCA)program. Specifically,the proposed

amendmentswould:

•Permitevaluationsand re-evaluations for PCA servicesto

cian,be revienursewed,approved,practitioner,orphysiciand signedan’sassistanby the Member’tinsteadsphysiof-

requiringthat PCAservicesfirst be orderedor prescribed

by the member’•Permitre-evaluationssphysician.of amember’seligibilityto receive

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whentheyrequire assistancewith performingadministra-

•Requitive functionsre assessrelatedmentto managemesofsurrogatesnt of PCA services’and administrative.

proxies’ abilitiesto managePCAserviceson behalf of

members•Updatethe descriptionreceiving PCA services.of activitiesof dailyliving(ADLs).

•Incorporate technical correctionsto accuratelyreflectthe

role of personaltermediariesin the MassHealcaremanagementth PCA progragencam in performingies andfiscal in-

certainadministrative functions.

•Refertrainingsenceto be performedrequirementsby persofor typesnal care managemenof functional skillst

agencies.

•Clarirequired.fy whenreviewof amember’sserviceagreementis

•Maketo aligntechnicalwith progrcorrectam updatesions and updates. to the definitions

The propossoonerthaned regulaJanuary1, 2020.tion is plannedto go into effectno

Thereis no fiscalimpacton citiesand towns.

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August23, 2019

MORTGAGEE’SNOTICEOF SALEOF REALESTATE

in acertainBy virtueand in executionMortgagegivenof the Powerby LeonardG.Cottonof Salecontainedand Sa-

brinaInc., as nominCottonto Mortgageee for Full SpectruElectronicmLending,RegistrationInc., its suc-Systems,

withcessorsthe Suffolkand assignCountys, datedRegistryJuneof Deeds25, 2004at Bookand record34915,ed

Page 204,subsequentlyassignedto Bankof NewYork as

TrusteeBackedCertififor the Certificatecates,SeriesHolders2004-7by Mortgagof CWABS,Inc., Asset-eElectronic

RegistrationSystems,Inc., aseparate corporationthatis

actingits succesolelyssors andassignsas nominee for Full Spectrumby assignment recordedLending,Inc.,in said

SuffolkCountyRegistryofDeedsat Book 4337 3, Page 332,

subsequenThe Bankof Newtly assignYork, as Trusteeed to The Bankof Newfor CWABS,Inc., Asset-York Mellon,fka

BackedCertificatesSeries2004-7by Bankof NewYork as

TrusteeBackedCertificatfor the Certificatees,Series2004-7holdersby assignmeof CWABS,Inc., Asset-nt recorded

in saidPage 269 for breachSuffolkCountyof the conditRegistryofDeedsions of said Mortgage andat Book59655,

for the purposeof foreclosingsamewill be soldat Public

Auctionrow Avenueat 12:00,Boston(Dorchester)PM on September,MA, all and singul13, 2019at 90 Woodar the-

premisesdescribed in said Mortgage,towit:

knowAcertain parcel of landnasand numberedwith90 Woodrowthe buildingsAvenuethereon,,situatednowin

that part of Bostonsachusetts,beingLot 19 on aplan by William O. Badger,calledDorchester,Suffolkcounty,Mas-

dated May1887,recorded withSuffolkDeeds,Book 1793

WoodrowPage 199,Avnue,formerlyboundand describedLauriatas follows:AvenuefortyNorth(40) feet;erly by

and eightEasterlyby Lot 18 on saidtenths (164.8)feet;plan,Southerlyone hundredby landsixty-of ownerfour

unknown,forty andone hundredths(40.01)feet;Westerly

by Lot 20 on said plan,eighthundredths(164.38)one hundredfeet.Containsixty-foing accordur and thirty-ingto

saidplan,six thousand five hundredeighty-threeand six

tenthsises conveyed(6,583.6) squareto the hereinfeet of land.namedBeingmortgagorthe same(s) by deedprem-

recordedwithSuffolk CountyRegistryof Deedsin Book

31045,Page 17.

The premisesare to be sold subjectto and withthe benefit

of all easementszoninglaws,liens,restrictions,unpaidtaxe,encroacs,taxtitleshments,building,waterbills,andmu-

nicipalliensand assessments,rightsof tenants and parties

in possession,and attorney’sfeesand costs.

TERMSAdepositOF SALE:of FIVETHOUSANDDOLLARSAND 00 CENTS

($5,000.00)in the formof acertifiedcheck,banktreasur-

er’scheckat or beforeor moneythe timeorderwill be requiredthe bid is offered. The successfulto be delivebid-red

der will be requiredto executeaForeclosureSaleAgree-

ancementof the purchaseimmediatelyafterpricethe closeshallbe paidof the biddiwithing.The bal-nthirty(30)

daysfromthe saledatein the formof acertified check,

bankgagee’treassattorney.The Mortgageeurer’scheckor othercheckreservsatisfes the rightactoryto Mort-to bid

at the sale,torejectany and all bids,tocontinuethe sale

and to amendnouncement madebeforethe termsof the sale by writtenor during the foreclosuor oral an-re sale.If

the sale is set asidesale shallbe entitled onlyfor any reason,to areturnthe Purchaserof the deposit paid.at the

The purchaser shallhaveno furtherrecourseagainstthe

descriptionMortgagor,the Mortgageeof the premisor the Mortges containedagee’in saidsattorneymortga.Thege

shallcontrolin the eventof an errorin this publication.

TIMEWILLBE OF THEESSENCE.

Otherterms,ifany,tobeannouncedat the sale.

The Bankas Trusteeof Newfor CWABS,Inc., Asset-BackedYork Mellon,f/k/a,the Bank ofNew York,Certificates,Se-

ries 2004- 7

Present Holder of said Mortgage,

By Its AttorneysORLANSPC ,

PO Box 540540

Waltham,Phone:(781)MA 02454790-

8/23,8/30,9/6/

MORTGAGEE’SESTATE SALEOF REAL

By virtuethe Powerand in executionof Salecontainedof

in acertainmortgagegiven

by UrbansachusettsVision,corporLTD, aMas-ation,as

TrusteeStreetRealof theEstate12 GeorgeTrust u/d/t

datedFebruary20, 2015 and

recordedCounty Registrywiththeof DeedsSuffolk

in BookNorthby Northeast54077,Page 256 toLending,

LLC datedandrecordedFebruarywith20, 2015the Suf-

folk Countyin Book54078,RegistryPage 96 as af-of Deeds

fectedby an assignmentfrom

NorthLLCto MCCVby NortheastVenturesLending,,LLC,

beingfolk CountyrecordedRegistrywithof Deedsthe Suf-

in Bookwhichmortgage54079,Page 164 ofthe under-

signedby assignment,is the presentfor breachholderof,

the conditionsgageand for the purposeof saidmort-of

foreclosingsold at Publicthe sameAuctionwill beat 1:

pm on the 11thday of Sep-

temberStreet,,2019Boston,at 12 GeorgeSuffolkCoun-

ty,Massachusettsgularthe premisesall and sin-described

in said mortgageTo wit; ,

Acertainthe buildingsparcelthereonof landsituatedwith

in thatHydePark, and boundedpartof Bostoncalledand

describedas follows:

EASTERLYonGeorge

Street,sixty (60) feet;SOUTHERLYonland

nowand landor formerlynowor formerlyof Edwardsof

Loughlin,eight(148)one hundredfeet; forty-

WESTERLYbyland

nowand landor formerlynowor formerlyof Pierceof

Fernald,feet;andseventy-four (74)

NORTHERLnowor formerlyYbof Prescott,yland

one hundredPremisesto be sold and con-fifty (150)feet.

veyedbenefitsubjectof all rightsto and with the,rightsof

way,restrictionscovenants,liens,easementsor claimsin,

the natureof liens,improve-

mentsany and all unpaid,publicassessmentstaxes,tax,

titles,tax liens,watersewerliensandanyotherand

municipalliens or existingassessmentsencum-or

brancesin forceof recordandare applicablewhichare,

havingmortgagepriority,whetheroveror not ref-said

erenceeasementsto such,improvementsrestrictions,,

liens or encumbrances is

madeTermsin the deed.of sale:Adeposit

of TenThousand($10,000.00)by certifiedDollarsor

bankto be paidcheckby the purchaserwill be required

at the timeThe balanceand placeis to be paidof sale.by

certifiedHONGAttorneysor bankcheckat Law,LLCat LE-

withinthe datethirtyof sale.Deed(30) daysfromwill

be providedto purchaserfor

recordingof the purchaseuponreceiptprice.Inthein full

eventcation,of an errorthe descriptionin this publi-of the

premisesmortgageshallcontainedcontrol.in said

Othernouncedatthe sale.terms,ifany,tobean-

MCCVPresentVenturesholder,LLCof saidmort-

gage. By

Its Attorneys,

HONGAttorneysat Law,LLCLE-

MCCVVentures,LLC c/o

CochituateRoad,Suite 25550

ham,MA 01701 Framing-

CommonwealthCITATIONof Massachusetts

ProbateThe Trial Court&FamilyCourt

DocketSuffolkNo.SU160Division 197

Matterof KatherineC. Pierce

To allinterestedpersons:Apetitionhas beenfiled by: Bank

of Amerpointmentica requestingof aSuccessor Trustee:Resignation. of aTrusteeand Ap-

Youhave the rightPetitioneror at the Court.to obtainYouhave aright to objectacopy of the Petitionfromto thisthe

proceeding.Todoso, you or yourattorneymustfile awrit-

ten appeara.m.on Septemberanceand objecti16, 2019on at this Courtbefore10:

mustThisis NOTahfile awrittenearingappeardate,but adeadline bywhichanceand objectionif you objectyou

to this proceeding.Ifyou fail to file atimelywrittenappear-

withinanceand objectthirty (30) daysion followedof the returnby an Affidadate,actionvit of Objectionsmaybe

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WITNESSDate:August,Hon. Brian15,2019J. Dunn,FirstJusticeof this Court

Felix D. Arroyo,Registerof Probate

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