Purdue Pharma Claims Website: Claimant Types, Process, and Payouts

The Purdue Pharma claims website you need depends on what kind of claimant you are. Individual victims and families use the Purdue Personal Injury Trust at purduepitrust.com. Private insurers, employer health plans, and union welfare funds use the Purdue Third-Party Payor Trust, hosted by Kroll at restructuring.ra.kroll.com/purduetpptrust. Federally recognized tribes have their own portal at tribalopioidsettlements.com. Everything else about the underlying bankruptcy — docket entries, court filings, omnibus hearing notices, and class action settlements for hospitals, emergency room physicians, and public school districts — lives on the main Kroll case site at restructuring.ra.kroll.com/purduepharma.¹

There is no single portal. Each trust is run by a different administrator, keeps its own deadlines, and posts its own status updates. Most of the filing windows for individuals have already closed. What follows tells you which site applies, whether your deadline has passed, and what happens next.

Which Site Fits Which Claimant

purduepitrust.com — Individual personal injury claimants (both Non-NAS and NAS categories). Administered by Edgar C. Gentle III.²
restructuring.ra.kroll.com/purduetpptrust — Private health insurers, employer-sponsored plans, union health and welfare funds, and other healthcare benefit providers that paid for opioid-related treatment. Overseen by TPP Trustee Alan D. Halperin.³
tribalopioidsettlements.com/PurdueBankruptcy — Federally recognized tribes. Settlement administered by BrownGreer PLC.⁴
sacklerschooldistrictopioidsettlement.com — Public school districts eligible under the class action (those enrolling more than 5,000 students, districts that filed opioid-related lawsuits, or districts that filed creditor claims in the bankruptcy).⁵
restructuring.ra.kroll.com/purduepharma — Case administration site. Hosts the docket, court filings, and separate settlement information for emergency room physicians, hospitals, and public school districts. Kroll (formerly Prime Clerk) serves as claims and noticing agent.⁶

Individuals should not attempt to file at the third-party payor site; that trust only covers entities that paid for treatment. Third-party payors, in turn, cannot recover through the personal injury trust.

Individual Personal Injury Claims

The Purdue Personal Injury Trust handles two claim types, and the filing window for both has closed.

Non-NAS Claims

Non-NAS claims cover individuals injured by their own prescribed use of a qualifying Purdue opioid such as OxyContin, MS Contin, or Dilaudid, with a prescription date before September 15, 2019. To be eligible, the claimant had to have filed an individual personal injury proof of claim in the bankruptcy by September 21, 2021.⁷

The final claim package — a Non-NAS PI Claim Form, a signed HIPAA consent, and evidence of the qualifying prescription such as pharmacy records, physician notes, or photographs of prescription packaging — was due July 28, 2025 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern.⁸ A 15-day grace period extended the absolute cutoff to August 12, 2025. Anything submitted after that date does not count as a qualified claim under the trust distribution procedures.⁹

Qualified claims fall into two tiers based on duration of use. Tier 1 requires at least 180 days of documented opioid use before September 15, 2019, with an estimated payout around $16,000. Tier 2 covers use of at least one day but less than 180 days, with an estimated payout around $8,000.¹⁰

NAS Claims

NAS (Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome) claims are filed on behalf of children with medical, physical, cognitive, or emotional conditions resulting from intrauterine opioid exposure. The package required a NAS PI Claim Form, HIPAA consent, medical documentation of the diagnosis, and a proxy form when filed for a minor.¹¹ The July 28, 2025 deadline and August 12, 2025 grace period applied here too. Claimants who had already submitted documentation in the Mallinckrodt or Endo International bankruptcies did not need to resubmit it but did have to confirm those prior filings.¹²

Where Claims Stand Now

The trust ran a deficiency notification period from October 2025 through the end of February 2026, sending notices to claimants whose submissions were incomplete and giving them 30 days to cure. Individual claim status updates were not expected until after the plan’s effective date of May 1, 2026.⁹

A claimant who was denied and believes the claim was timely can appeal to a Special Master. The appeal carries a mandatory $500 fee.¹³

The evidence bar is strict. The revised plan removed a provision that had allowed victims to submit sworn affidavits as proof of opioid use, and now requires actual prescription or medical records — records that can be hard to retrieve for prescriptions filled years or decades ago. Of roughly 140,000 individual claims filed originally, about 63,000 people met the July 2025 evidence deadline. A judge approved Purdue’s motion to expunge roughly 80,000 claims from people who missed filing deadlines in April 2026.¹⁴

Third-Party Payor Claims

Private insurers, employer health plans, union welfare funds, and similar healthcare benefit providers file through the Third-Party Payor Trust site on Kroll’s platform. The original September 5, 2025 deadline was extended by the claims administrator to September 30, 2025.³

Trustee Alan D. Halperin is expected to post initial claim determinations by June 30, 2026. A claimant who disagrees with a determination has 60 days to try to resolve the dispute directly with the trustee. If that fails, the claimant has another 30 days to bring the dispute to the bankruptcy court.³

Tribal Claims

Federally recognized tribes participate through a separate settlement track. Tribes are set to receive approximately $175 million over 16 annual payments — $118.9 million from a direct-action settlement with the Sackler family and the balance from the Purdue estate — plus 3.3% of any future recoveries from related third-party litigation. Allocation among tribes uses an inter-tribal matrix reviewed by former federal Judge Layn Phillips. Participation requires submitting a Tribal Participation Form to BrownGreer PLC.⁴

Tribal recoveries carry a contingency. The plan’s Special Operating Reserve is a litigation fund used to defend the Sackler family against claims from non-participating creditors, funded by withholding distributions from participating claimants. The tribal share of the reserve is $25.41 million. If the reserve is fully drawn down, total tribal recovery could fall from $175 million to roughly $150 million.⁴

What Individual Claimants Will Receive

The pool set aside for individual victims totals roughly $865 million to $870 million.¹⁵ Qualifying claimants receive a minimum of $8,000, raised from a $3,500 floor under the prior plan. The estimated maximum individual payout is around $48,000 gross, before deductions for trust administration costs and legal fees.¹⁶

Legal fees can consume a large share. One firm, ASK LLP in partnership with Andrews & Higgins, signed up 30,000 victims under fee agreements allowing the firm to collect up to 40% of individual awards. On an $8,000 award, a 40% fee leaves $4,800 before any further deductions.¹⁷

The overall settlement is valued at $7.4 billion, with roughly $6.5 billion contributed by members of the Sackler family and about $900 million by Purdue itself. Funds are distributed over 15 years, weighted heavily toward the first three years. Purdue paid the initial installment of approximately $2.4 billion on May 1, 2026, followed by scheduled payments of $500 million after one year, $500 million after two years, and $400 million after three years.¹⁸¹⁹

Contacts for Following Up on a Claim

Purdue Personal Injury Trust: purduepitrust@purduepitrust.com or (855) 637-5538. Mail: Purdue PI Trust, P.O. Box 361930, Hoover, AL 35236-1930.²
Purdue Third-Party Payor Trust: PurdueTPPtrustinfo@ra.kroll.com or (888) 578-3995.³
General bankruptcy case: restructuring.ra.kroll.com/purduepharma or (844) 217-0912.²⁰

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