Last Update: 04/05/2026 at 2:50 PM EST
Health Providers Settle Data Breaches
Coverage from The HIPAA Journal, Claim Depot, and others
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Executive Summary
Health providers agreed to class action settlements after breaches exposed patient data, with cash claims, monitoring, and loss reimbursement for affected individuals
- Centrelake Medical Group settled a 2019 ransomware case affecting 197661 patients after servers were accessed for weeks
- Des Moines Orthopaedic Surgeons settled a 2023 breach that stole protected health data for 307864 patients
- Continuum Health Alliance settled over an October 2023 incident affecting more than 377000 patients of Consensus Medical Group
- EMSA settled a 2024 cyberattack case involving 611743 individuals and created a 1.5 million dollar fund
- Compassion Health Care settled a 2025 breach affecting 23600 people with claims capped at 600000 dollars
- Aln Medical Management agreed to a 4 million dollar settlement over a March 2024 data incident
- The settlements offer cash payments, reimbursement for documented losses, and credit or medical monitoring services
Quick Facts
- What: Settled class actions over patient data breaches and cyberattacks
- Where: California Iowa New Jersey Oklahoma and North Carolina
- Why: Unauthorized access exposed Social Security numbers and medical information
- Who: Multiple health care providers and medical data service firms
- When: Breaches occurred from 2019 through 2025 with 2026 deadlines

