Should I file a complaint against my healthcare provider?

I work in health care and know about HIPPA (privacy act protecting patients from breaching information about their medical/health records) and I take it very seriously.

Recently, my healthcare provider (a therapist) left me a voicemail which gave in depth information about billing information, insurance information (in terms of what was covered and what was not, also number of sessions requested and the exact expiry date of those sessions), also giving my insurance providers name. The message was about 2 minutes long explaining in depth about my treatment plan/health information. Knowing that this information left on my voicemail was definitely a breach in confidentiality, I have filled out the form for a complaint with the US department of health and human services. I haven't submitted the complaint because I feel bad about reporting her. If they find she is guilty of breaching information, she may be fined a minimum of $50k which I feel she would go bankrupt - but also I am upset about this breach and how carelessly she put my information out there, but that she may be doing it to others.

Is it wrong of me to file a report? Or should I just let it go? One of the things that is stopping me is that if they were to find her guilty, and investigate the situation, my identity would be released to my provider and I don't know what would happen at that point.

So, should I submit the report, or let it go?