Up To $2,500 Provided For SuperCare Health Lawsuit Settlement— See Who Qualifies!

Up to $2,500 will be provided for the settlement of the SuperCare Health lawsuit. Reports say a data privacy breach exposed the personal information and health records of 318,379 patients.

A lawsuit filed against the SuperCare Health accused the health provider of a data privacy breach. The breach allegedly failed to protect the personal information and health records of 318,379 patients from being exposed last July 2021.

According to Rodriguez, the SuperCare Health lawsuit settlement is a nationwide action intended to resolve the data privacy breach allegations. This means that payments of up to $2,500 will be distributed to every eligible member.

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Who is qualified for the SuperCare Health settlement?

According to Mitchell, the proposed settlement for the SuperCare Health lawsuit will provide two tiers of payments. To be able to qualify for the Tier One benefits worth $100, a victim must be a subclass member of California.

On the other hand, to be able to qualify for the Tier Two benefits of the SuperCare Health settlement of up to $2,500, a victim can be a nationwide subclass member or of California. Nonetheless, these payments will be for the out-of-pocket expenses spent due to the data privacy breach.

Furthermore, the Tier Two benefits reportedly include compensation for up to four hours. This is intended for the time spent handling the problems due to the data privacy breach. Reportedly, the rate would be $25 per hour. Lastly, all eligible members may claim one year of free credit monitoring from all three credit bureaus.

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