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Okanogan Behavioral Healthcare data breach settlement

Class-action settlement22 days left to fileDeadline December 1, 2026

Class-action settlement. Claim deadline December 1, 2026. Possible amount: About $50, not guaranteed. Notice ID / PIN from the official letter or email may be required. Filing on the official site is free.

When the money moves

What the official materials say about the payment schedule for this settlement, and what the administrator has published since. Every figure below is linked to the page it was read from.

Status
Payments have not started

Expected

The notice says benefits follow the court's final approval, which it considers at a fairness hearing on January 28, 2027 at the Okanogan County Courthouse.

Read off the official notice, in its own words. These dates slip — an appeal can move a distribution by a year or more — so treat it as the administrator's plan rather than a schedule.

Source: the official notice

Who may be eligible

Okanogan Behavioral Healthcare has agreed to settle a class action over a data breach it discovered in May 2024, which the lawsuit says exposed patients' names, Social Security numbers, driver's licence numbers and treatment information. If you were sent written notice, you may be eligible for up to $300 in documented ordinary losses and up to $5,000 in documented extraordinary losses, and you may choose either a flat $50 cash payment or two years of medical identity monitoring. Claims close on December 1, 2026 and the fairness hearing is set for January 28, 2027. Filing on the official site is free, and the online form opens with the unique ID and PIN from the notice.

The notice states no state limit, so it is usually nationwide. Covered: Okanogan Behavioral Healthcare patient records.

Only the official administrator or agency decides who is eligible. Read the official notice before filing, and file only if you believe you meet its criteria.

How much it may pay

About $50. Every figure here is an estimate from public materials, not a guarantee: many settlements pay pro rata or only after a claims review, so final amounts commonly land well below the advertised maximum.

Documented losses are capped at $300 for ordinary expenses and $5,000 for extraordinary ones, so up to $5,300 in all, and both need paperwork. On top of that a class member picks either a one-off $50 cash payment or two years of CyEx Medical Shield Complete monitoring with $1,000,000 of identity theft protection, not both. Class counsel asks for no more than $200,000 in fees and a service award of up to $5,000 for the class representative. Every figure here is an estimate rather than a promise, and the administrator decides each claim.

What the deadline is

The claim deadline is December 1, 2026.

The deadline to opt out or object is November 2, 2026.

The court's fairness hearing is set for January 28, 2027; payments do not go out until the settlement is finally approved and any appeals are resolved.

The notice says benefits follow the court's final approval, which it considers at a fairness hearing on January 28, 2027 at the Okanogan County Courthouse.

What proof is needed

Notice ID / PIN from the official letter or email may be required.

The official claim form states exactly what it accepts; gather it before you start.

How to file for free

Open the official claim page on this page, run by Simpluris (case ODC2), read the criteria, and file there if you believe you meet them. Filing is free: official claims never carry a fee, and this site never files on anyone's behalf.

Never give a Social Security number, bank login or card number to a site that is not the official administrator or agency page.

Official claim page

Facts from the official materials

Status
Open
Type
Class-action settlement
Category
Data breach
Defendant / company
Okanogan Behavioral Healthcare
Administrator
Simpluris (case ODC2)
States
See official notice (often nationwide)
Source confidence
high
Last verified
October 26, 2026

John Doe v. Okanogan Behavioral Healthcare · 24-2-00502-24 · Superior Court of Washington, Okanogan County

Eligibility questions

These questions help you decide whether to read the official notice. They are not a legal determination.

Did Okanogan Behavioral Healthcare send you written notice that your information was exposed in the breach it found in May 2024?

The class is everyone who received that written notification.

Did you spend money dealing with this breach and keep the receipts or statements?

Ordinary losses are reimbursed up to $300 and extraordinary losses up to $5,000.

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