Several health-related class action settlements are available to file claims in or are paying out money right now. The biggest is the $2.67 billion Blue Cross Blue Shield subscriber settlement, which began sending payments on May 11, 2026. Others with claim windows still open in 2026 include Capital Health, Inova Health, and Sutter Health. A handful more, including Yale New Haven Health and SSM Health, have already started distributing checks to people who filed on time.
Settlements Still Accepting Claims
Three healthcare settlements have claim deadlines that remain open into spring 2026. If you were a patient or website visitor during the covered periods, you can still submit a claim.
Capital Health Data Breach ($4.5 Million)
Capital Health Systems had a cybersecurity incident between November 11 and November 26, 2023, that may have exposed names, Social Security numbers, and clinical information. The settlement in Bruce Graycar, et al. v. Capital Health Systems, Inc. (Civil Action No. 3:23-CV-1418, D.N.J.) totals $4.5 million. You can claim up to $5,000 for documented breach-related expenses or an estimated $100 flat payment without documentation, along with three years of free credit monitoring. The deadline is April 6, 2026, at capitalhealthdatabreachsettlement.com.1Capital Health Data Breach Settlement. Capital Health Data Breach Settlement FAQ
Inova Health Pixel Tracking ($3.1 Million)
Lugo v. Inova Health Care Services (Case No. 1:24-cv-00700, E.D. Va.) alleges Inova used tracking pixels on its public websites to collect and disclose patient information in violation of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act. The class covers anyone who visited an Inova website between April 29, 2022, and April 29, 2024, and had a MyChart account.2Health Pixel Settlement. Lugo v. Inova Health Care Services Settlement FAQ The fund is $3,147,390, and each approved claimant receives an equal share. Claims are due April 6, 2026, at healthpixelsettlement.com.3Health Pixel Settlement. Lugo v. Inova Health Care Services Settlement
Sutter Health Pixel Tracking ($21.5 Million)
Jane Doe I and Jane Doe II, et al. v. Sutter Health (Case No. 34-2019-00258072, Sacramento County) alleged Sutter used Google Analytics, the Meta pixel, and other advertising tools on its MyHealthOnline patient portal to track and disclose private patient data without authorization.4ClassAction.org. $21.5M Sutter Health Settlement Ends Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Patient Info Sharing The $21.5 million settlement covers California residents who logged into the MyHealthOnline portal between June 10, 2015, and March 20, 2020. Eligible class members who file a valid claim may receive up to $90.5Sutter Analytics Settlement. Sutter Health Analytics Tracking Settlement The deadline is May 5, 2026, at sutteranalyticssettlement.com. Final approval was granted on March 6, 2026, and payments follow after any appeals period ends.6Sutter Analytics Settlement. Sutter Health Analytics Tracking Settlement FAQ
Settlements Now Paying Out
These cases have closed claim periods, but if you filed on time, payments are moving.
Blue Cross Blue Shield Subscribers ($2.67 Billion)
The subscriber settlement in In re: Blue Cross Blue Shield Antitrust Litigation (MDL 2406, N.D. Ala.) totals $2.67 billion and covers individuals and employers who had BCBS coverage between 2008 and 2020. A federal judge granted final approval in 2022, the Eleventh Circuit affirmed in 2023, and the Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge in 2024.7Becker’s Payer. The $2.67B BCBS Antitrust Settlement Payout: 6 Things to Know Payouts began May 11, 2026, and claim determination notices are being mailed on a rolling basis.8BCBS Settlement. In Re: Blue Cross Blue Shield Antitrust Litigation Settlement
The claim filing deadline passed in November 2021, so new claims are not accepted. Individual payments depend on the premiums each claimant paid during the class period relative to all other claimants, and no payment under $5 will be issued. If a determination notice shows an amount that looks wrong, you can dispute the underlying premium or fee data by submitting supporting documentation to the claims administrator.9BCBS Settlement. Blue Cross Blue Shield Settlement FAQ
Yale New Haven Health ($18 Million)
Yale New Haven Health Services Corporation disclosed in March 2025 that a criminal third party had accessed its systems and taken files containing protected health information for up to 5,556,702 people. Compromised data included names, addresses, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, and medical record numbers.10HIPAA Journal. Yale New Haven Health System Data Breach The class action, In Re: Yale New Haven Health Services Corp. Data Breach Litigation (Case No. 3:25-cv-00609-SRU, D. Conn.), settled for $18 million. Class members could claim up to $5,000 for documented losses or an estimated $100 flat payment, plus medical data monitoring.11Yale New Haven Settlement. Yale New Haven Settlement FAQ Final approval came March 3, 2026, and payments began dispersing May 27, 2026.12Yale New Haven Settlement. In Re: Yale New Haven Health Services Corp. Data Breach Litigation Settlement
SSM Health MyChart Tracking ($31.50 Per Person)
SSM Health Care Corporation settled a class action (Doe v. SSM Health Care Corporation, Case No. 2222-CC10014-01) over allegations that it integrated Meta Pixel and other tracking technologies into its MyChart patient portal, sending protected health information to third parties without consent.13HIPAA Journal. SSM Health Patient Portal Tracking Lawsuit Settlement About 1.239 million people who logged into the portal between July 6, 2020, and February 10, 2023, were eligible.14ClassAction.org. SSM Health Class Action Settlement Offers Privacy Protection Services, Cash Payments Each class member received $31.50, and payments went out March 31, 2026.15SSM Health Data Settlement. SSM Health Data Settlement
Group Health Plan / HealthPartners ($6 Million)
In re Group Health Plan Litigation covered pixel tracking allegations involving people who logged into healthpartners.com and virtuwell.com between January 1, 2018, and November 10, 2023. The fund totaled $6 million.16GHP Pixel Settlement. GHP Pixel Settlement FAQ Final approval came in mid-2025, with distribution set for September 12, 2025.17GHP Pixel Settlement. GHP Pixel Settlement Important Dates
Recently Closed Claim Windows
Two more settlements had claim deadlines close in late 2025 and are working toward or through final approval.
Hospital Sisters Health System settled for $7.6 million in In re Hospital Sisters Health System Data Breach Litigation (Case No. 2024CH000043, Sangamon County, Illinois) over a cyberattack between August 16 and August 27, 2023. Class members could choose reimbursement of up to $5,000 for documented losses or a no-proof cash payment from the remaining fund, plus two years of financial data monitoring with $1 million in fraud insurance.18HSHS Data Settlement. HSHS Data Breach Settlement FAQ The claim deadline was November 14, 2025, and a final approval hearing was scheduled for December 4, 2025.19HSHS Data Settlement. In Re Hospital Sisters Health System Data Breach Litigation Settlement
MarinHealth settled pixel tracking allegations in Doe, et al., v. Marin Health Medical Center (Marin County Superior Court) for $3 million, covering people who used MarinHealth websites between August 2019 and May 2025. Per-person payouts depend on the claim rate, and a final fairness hearing was scheduled for October 20, 2025.20HIPAA Journal. MarinHealth Meta Pixel Class Action Settlement
Big Cases With No Settlement Yet
Two large healthcare privacy matters are frequently mentioned alongside the settlements above, but neither is paying claims. If you were affected, there is nothing to file yet.
Conduent Business Services disclosed an October 2024 data breach affecting an estimated 62.2 million people, based on updated figures reported to the HHS Office for Civil Rights. At least nine class actions have been filed in New Jersey federal court, and the Texas Attorney General and Missouri Department of Commerce are investigating. Missouri officials said as of May 2026 that Conduent has been “stonewalling” their inquiry. No settlement has been reached.21HIPAA Journal. Conduent Business Solutions Data Breach
In re Meta Pixel Healthcare Litigation (Case No. 3:22-cv-03580, N.D. Cal.) targets Meta directly, with plaintiffs alleging its tracking code intercepted patient communications from at least 664 hospital systems. A class certification motion was filed in September 2025, and the case is still pending.22Cohen Milstein. In Re Meta Pixel Healthcare Litigation
How To File or Check Your Payment
Each open settlement runs through an official website managed by a claims administrator, listed above with each case. You can submit a claim online or download a form to mail. Basic identifying information is required for every claim. If you are seeking reimbursement for documented losses, you also need supporting documentation such as receipts or bank statements. Flat-payment or “alternative cash” options generally require no documentation.
If you already filed for a settlement that has started paying, watch for a claim determination notice by email or postcard from the administrator. For the BCBS subscriber settlement, notices are going out on a rolling basis, and the administrator provides a formal process to dispute the premium data used to calculate your award.9BCBS Settlement. Blue Cross Blue Shield Settlement FAQ For breach settlements like Yale New Haven, payments to timely filers began in May 2026 and continue in waves.12Yale New Haven Settlement. In Re: Yale New Haven Health Services Corp. Data Breach Litigation Settlement