The attorneys general also called for enhanced financial support for affected entities, noting with approval that UnitedHealth had already removed certain conditions (including a waiver of claims against UnitedHealth) initially placed on its financial assistance. Finally, the attorneys general encouraged UnitedHealth and Change Healthcare to take additional steps to notify entities whose data was exposed in the breach and to shield the information of providers and pharmacies from UnitedHealth's other corporate lines of business. The attorneys general specifically noted that their letter did not resolve any ongoing or contemplated investigations, leaving open the possibility of future enforcement actions. Potential Implications for Future Antitrust Actions In a press release issued concurrently with the letter, Minnesota Attorney General Ellison, the letter's lead signatory, highlighted that his office had previously tried to block UnitedHealth's acquisition of Change Healthcare.