King of Prussia hospital company says its computer networks knocked offline
Universal Health Services, which has 400 hospitals and clinics and 90,000 employees, said in a short statement posted to its website Monday that it is working ?diligently with our IT security partners to restore IT operations as quickly as possible.? FOX 29's Shawnette Wilson reports.
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