Yuma Regional Medical Center data breach settlement
Checked Nov 6, 2026 on the official settlement site
Can I claim?
Yes, if you are in the class: living people who were sent a notice about the April 2022 Yuma Regional Medical Center cybersecurity incident. File by Feb 1, 2027 (87 days left). The most one person can receive is $4,000, mostly for documented losses. Without receipts: equal share of what is left in the fund after costs and loss claims (amount not announced); can be claimed together with loss reimbursement.
File a claim on the official site →| Claim deadline | Feb 1, 2027 (87 days left) |
|---|---|
| Most one person can get | $4,000 |
| Proof | Cash option without receipts |
| Total fund | $2 million |
| Class size | 720,000 people |
| Final approval hearing | Mar 1, 2027 |
| Case | Clarke, et al. v. Yuma Regional Medical Center, No. 2:22-cv-01061-PHX-SMB, D. Ariz. |
| Data exposed | Names, Social Security numbers, Health insurance details and Medical information |
What happened
A ransomware-style intrusion hit Yuma Regional Medical Center in Arizona between April 21 and 25, 2022. The lawsuit says names, Social Security numbers, health insurance details and treatment information of about 720,000 current and former patients were affected.
Who can claim from the Yuma Regional Medical Center settlement?
Living people who were sent a notice about the April 2022 Yuma Regional Medical Center cybersecurity incident.
How much can I get?
Cash without proof: equal share of what is left in the fund after costs and loss claims (amount not announced); can be claimed together with loss reimbursement. Documented losses: up to $4,000. Also: every class member automatically gets 1 year of medical data monitoring with $1 million insurance.
Do I need proof?
Cash option without receipts. Keep receipts if you want to claim documented losses too.
When will I get paid?
Payments start after the court grants final approval (hearing Mar 1, 2027) and any appeals end, often several months later.
Is the settlement website legit?
Use only the court-approved site: www.yumasettlement.com. Do not pay anyone to file; claims are free.
Sources
- Clarke v. Yuma Regional Medical Center - settlement website · Eisner Advisory Group (settlement administrator) (official)
- Yuma settlement FAQs · Eisner Advisory Group (settlement administrator) (official)
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