🔒 Calibrated Healthcare Systems Data Breach Settlement

A February 2024 data security incident exposed the personal and medical information of roughly 34,562 patients.

Approximately 34,562 individuals who received a breach notification letter and did not opt out; case is Adams, et al. v. Calibrated Healthcare Systems, LLC, et al. (8:24-cv-01754-JWH-KES, C.D. Cal.).

Automatic payment of $21.44-$28.68 plus 2 years of identity theft and medical monitoring for all class members; up to $175 for documented time spent (7 hrs at $25/hr); up to $5,000 for documented out-of-pocket losses.

2026-07-09

According to the settlement site, files containing patients' personal and protected health information were allegedly accessed, viewed, copied, and disclosed without authorization in the February 2024 incident. The settlement fund pays each affected class member an automatic cash amount in the roughly $21-$29 range, on top of optional reimbursement up to $175 for time spent dealing with the breach (at $25/hour, capped at seven hours) and up to $5,000 for documented out-of-pocket losses, plus two years of medical and identity-theft monitoring. The page consistently frames the underlying conduct as merely 'alleged' rather than stating outright whether the defendants admit or deny fault. A court has already granted preliminary approval, and a final approval hearing is calendared for August 13, 2026.