Ten days after malware disrupted its network, the South Carolina health system AnMed is still operating in a limited capacity, with ten locations remaining closed, including outpatient imaging. That account has not been confirmed by the health system, and readers should treat it as unverified. The health system has warned patients to be cautious about communications that appear to come from AnMed, including MyChart appointment reminders. After publicized health system incidents, patients frequently receive phishing calls, texts and emails referencing the attack and requesting personal or payment information. A reported 72-hour ultimatum came from a patient's account and an alleged screenshot, not from the health system.