The Christ Hospital Data Privacy Settlement
From $37.50
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What happened
The Christ Hospital allegedly disclosed protected health information to third parties, including Facebook and Google, through its patient portal and mobile app. The hospital denies these allegations, including denying that any protected health information was shared or that any tracking tools were installed. The parties agreed to settle to avoid litigation risks and legal uncertainty.
Do you qualify?
Anyone who is or was a patient of The Christ Hospital, used the Patient Portal and/or Mobile App, and/or submitted a Health Risk Assessment, Appointment Request Form, or Nurse Navigator Request Form between December 30, 2018, and January 13, 2023.
How to file
Submit a claim form by October 23, 2025. Class Members identified by The Christ Hospital are already on record. Submit your claim form postmarked or submitted on or before the October 23, 2025 deadline to receive a payment of at least $37.50 plus a one-year Privacy Shield Pro subscription.
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