ConnectOnCall data breach settlement: who qualifies, how much, deadline
The listed deadline has passed. This settlement may be closed; check the official site.
This is a plain-language summary of the ConnectOnCall data breach class-action settlement. You may be owed money if you are in the group it covers. Nothing here is a guarantee of payment.
Typical payout: $31 to $75, average about $75 ($75 is the stated maximum, cut pro rata only if many people claim). This is our estimate, not a guarantee.
- Who may qualify
- People whose information was exposed in the ConnectOnCall (after-hours medical call service) data breach and who were notified.
- Typical payout
- $31 to $75, average about $75 ($75 is the stated maximum, cut pro rata only if many people claim). This is our estimate, not a guarantee.
- Estimated payout
- Our estimate: about $75 per person (range $31–$75). This is our own estimate, not a guarantee
- Claim deadline
- Official site
- https://www.connectoncallsettlement.com/
Who qualifies for the ConnectOnCall data breach settlement?
People whose information was exposed in the ConnectOnCall (after-hours medical call service) data breach and who were notified. Only the settlement administrator and the court decide who is actually eligible.
How much could you get from the ConnectOnCall data breach settlement?
Our estimate: about $75 per person (range $31–$75). This is our own estimate, not a guarantee.
From the settlement notice:
- Cash Payment B: a maximum of $75, reduced pro rata if the fund runs out (Option A: documented losses up to $5,000)
Amounts are estimates taken from the settlement notice. They can change (for example, payments can be reduced if more people claim than expected), and payment is not guaranteed.
How we estimated this: Estimate, not a guarantee: the stated maximum is $75, and the net fund of about $2.8 million divided by about 18,283 expected claimants (class of 914,138 at a ~2% claim rate) is more than that, so $75 should hold; it would be cut only if far more people claim (about $31 at a 10% claim rate). The settlement notice does not publish a fixed per-person amount, so this is our own estimate from public court documents and comparable settlements.
What is the deadline to file a claim?
The claim deadline listed for this settlement is November 2, 2026. Always confirm the date on the official website before you file.
What does the claim form ask for?
In general terms, the claim form asks for:
- Your name and contact details, such as your mailing address and email
- A few questions confirming you are in the group covered by the settlement (for example, dates, places, purchases or accounts tied to the case)
- How you would like to be paid, such as by check or electronic payment
- Supporting documents or proof, for some payment options or amounts
- A signed statement that what you submitted is true
- Some forms ask for extra details; the official claim form is always the final word
How do I file a claim?
Claims are filed with the settlement administrator, not with Settlement Sidekick. Read the full notice and file on the official settlement website. We are not affiliated with the court, the company, or the administrator, and none of them endorses this page.
Want help keeping track of claims like this? Settlement Sidekick is an Android app that finds open cash class-action settlements, shows which ones you may be eligible for, and explains what each claim form asks for. It isn't available to download yet.
Is this legal advice?
No. This page is a plain-language summary for general information only. Settlement Sidekick is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. For questions about your rights, talk to a lawyer or the settlement administrator.
Summary last updated October 28, 2026. Details come from the public settlement notice and can change; the official website is the source of truth.