ConnectOnCall Data Breach Settlement — $75 With No Proof, or Up to $5,000 Documented, Plus Two Years of Medical Data Monitoring
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The ConnectOnCall Data Breach Settlement — $75 With No Proof, or Up to $5,000 Documented, Plus Two Years of Medical Data Monitoring class action settlement may pay up to Varies. The deadline to submit your claim form is Nov 2, 2026. No-proof options are available for the base tier.
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- Deadline
- Nov 2, 2026
- Maximum payout
- $5M
- Proof required
- No (base tier)
- Source
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- Official claim form
- Settlement administrator site
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ConnectOnCall was the after-hours answering platform a lot of doctors' offices used, and this $4,950,000 settlement covers people whose private information may have been caught when an intruder sat inside it for nearly three months in 2024 and took provider-patient communications. You do not need a notice or a receipt to claim the $75: the gate is a sworn statement that you contacted a provider after hours at some point in the ten years ending May 12, 2024.
ConnectOnCall was the after-hours answering platform a lot of doctors' offices used, and this $4,950,000 settlement covers people whose private information may have been caught when an intruder sat inside it for nearly three months in 2024 and took provider-patient communications. You do not need a notice or a receipt to claim the $75: the gate is a sworn statement that you contacted a provider after hours at some point in the ten years ending May 12, 2024.
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- ConnectOnCall was the after-hours answering platform a lot of doctors' offices used, and this $4,950,000 settlement covers people whose private information may have been caught when an intruder sat inside it for nearly three months in 2024 and took provider-patient communications. You do not need a notice or a receipt to claim the $75: the gate is a sworn statement that you contacted a provider after hours at some point in the ten years ending May 12, 2024. Eligibility is confirmed by the court-appointed claim administrator on review of your submission.
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