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Health care settlements pay patients and plan members, most often over a data incident at a hospital, medical group or vendor, or over tracking technology on a patient portal. The class is usually everyone the organization notified, and the notice letter carries the ID the claim form asks for.
These records often include a documented-loss tier that is worth reading: medical identity theft and insurance fraud costs are expressly covered in many of them, alongside the flat payment for everyone in the class.
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San Francisco has agreed to pay $5,750,000 to settle claims brought for more than 700 current and former residents of Laguna Honda Hospital and Rehabilitation Center over patient…
This settlement covers people who asked a Pennsylvania healthcare provider for copies of medical records between July 15, 2005 and September 3, 2012 and paid HealthPort…
This is the companion case to the HealthPort settlement and covers requests handled by IOD Incorporated. People who asked a Pennsylvania healthcare provider for copies of medical…
Harvard has agreed to a $53 million settlement over how Harvard Medical School's anatomical gift program handled donated bodies. If you are the spouse, registered domestic…
If you paid for one or more prescription drugs at a Kroger-owned pharmacy using insurance between December 9, 2018 and August 23, 2026, you may be eligible for a pro rata cash…
This Allegheny County settlement covers people who asked a Pennsylvania healthcare provider for copies of medical records in connection with a life or health insurance…
A coalition of state attorneys general has settled with six generic drug makers — Glenmark, Lannett, Bausch, Apotex, Heritage and its parent Emcure — over an alleged scheme to fix…
Natera agreed to pay $9,500,000 to settle claims that it did not clearly tell patients what a Panorama prenatal screen or a Horizon carrier screen could cost them out of pocket.…
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Omega Dental Care, a Minnesota clinic, took payment for dental work it did not provide and then closed. A settlement the Attorney General announced on July 9, 2026 lets former…
Stevens Community Medical Center in Morris, Minnesota agreed in August 2026 to refund or write off up to $1,412,776.25 for uninsured patients it charged more than its own discount…
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Woodbury Dental Arts took payment for dental work it never carried out and then filed for bankruptcy in March 2024. The Minnesota Attorney General's Office is refunding those…
GS Labs ran COVID-19 testing sites from October 2020 until it closed in September 2022, and on June 10, 2026 it agreed to a $4.87 million settlement with 18 state attorneys…
The FTC is sending a second round of 27,256 checks totaling over $1.8 million to people who paid Consumer Health Benefits Association for medical discount plans the FTC says were…
The FTC is sending 194,207 payments totaling more than $8.1 million to job seekers and job posters who paid the gig platform Care.com. The FTC alleged the company misled workers…
Cerebral agreed to pay more than $5 million to settle FTC charges that it promised easy cancellation, then made customers work through a complex process and kept charging them.…
The administrator is sending a second round of payments totaling more than $2.6 million to over 534,000 people who accepted a first payment, following nearly $5.2 million sent in…
The FTC is sending PayPal payments to people who bought DNA test kits or health reports from Vitagene and did not cash the check the FTC mailed earlier; the first round, in…
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