Health insurer Centene Corp said on Monday it is missing six hard drives containing the personal and health information of about 950,000 people. The hard drives do not include any financial or payment details of customers, the company said. It said it was conducting an internal search for the hard drives and believed the information has not been used inappropriately. Chief Executive Michael Neidorff said the drives contained data that was part of a project where laboratory results were used to improve the health outcomes of their members. Chief Executive Michael Neidorff said the drives contained data that was part of a project where laboratory results were used to improve the health outcomes of their members.
