💊 LifeStance Health Pixel Tracking Privacy Settlement

A class action alleged that LifeStance used third-party tracking technologies (pixels) on its public website to collect and disclose patients' personally identifiable information to third parties without consent.

Patients of LifeStance Health who booked at least one session through LifeStance's online booking tool on lifestance.com between March 1, 2020 and April 30, 2023 (Subclass 1), or all other LifeStance patients during the same period (Subclass 2).

Pro rata cash payment from a ~$3.03M settlement fund (split between Subclass 1 and Subclass 2 funds); Non-Reversionary Fund: Subclass 1: $1,203,405 / Subclass 2: $1,824,469.44

2026-09-29

The class action, Montana Strong, et al. v. LifeStance Health Group Incorporated, filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona, alleged that LifeStance Health used third-party tracking pixels on its public website (lifestance.com) that collected and disclosed patients' personally identifiable information to third parties, including Meta and Google, without their knowledge or consent. LifeStance denies all allegations but agreed to a $3,027,874.44 settlement fund to resolve the claims. The settlement provides for two subclasses: Subclass 1 covers patients who booked sessions through LifeStance's online booking tool, and Subclass 2 covers all other patients whose information was allegedly shared. Class members who file a timely claim may receive a pro rata cash payment. The case is administered by Angeion Group, a professional settlement administrator.