Print Did hackers make off with private medical or financial information when they attacked Scripps Health on May 1, or did they just encrypt server contents and demand a ransom? Eleven days later, Chris Van Gorder, Scripps’ chief executive officer, said in an email that he still could not share any answers. “The investigation is ongoing,” Van Gorder said. The dearth of details from the region’s second-largest health care system, one that employed more than than 13,000 people and handled more than 1.3 million clinic visits in fiscal 2020, is trying the patience of patients who say they feel like they should at least know the extent of the damage by now.