Weirton Medical Center Data Breach Settlement
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What happened
Weirton Medical Center experienced a data incident in which the personal information of patients—including names, Social Security numbers, and medical bill balances—was potentially accessed or compromised. The company is settling class action claims arising from this breach.
Do you qualify?
Any person residing in the United States who was sent a notice letter indicating that their name, Social Security number, and/or balance due on their medical bill was potentially accessed or compromised in the data incident involving Weirton Medical Center, Inc.
How to file
Submit a valid claim form by November 5, 2025 to receive credit-monitoring services and reimbursement for unreimbursed expenses and losses. Call (844) 496-0731 or visit the settlement website for more information and to submit your claim.
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