An unauthorized party accessed Covenant Health's systems on May 18, 2025, which may have exposed patients' personal and health information, including patients of St. Joseph hospitals. People in the U.S. whose information was compromised can claim a pro rata share of the $2M fund (estimated at $75) and reimbursement of up to $5,000 for documented losses. Two years of medical identity monitoring is also offered.
Key facts
- Claims close
- Dec 30, 2026
- Per person
- Share of $2M
- Fund
- $2M
- Proof
- The class member ID from your notice
- Case
- In re Covenant Health Data Security Litigation, PENSC-CV-2025-63
- Court
- Maine Superior Court for Penobscot County
- Administrator
- Kroll Settlement Administration LLC
Who can claim
- Did you get a notice about the May 2025 Covenant Health data breach?
How much
Share of $2M, as published by CovenantHealthDataSettlement.com, run by Kroll Settlement Administration (In re Covenant Health Data Security Litigation, Me. Super. Ct.). The total settlement fund is $2M. The administrator offers Zelle, Venmo, PayPal, direct deposit or check.
You'll need
- The class member ID from your notice
- Receipts only for out-of-pocket losses
How to file
- Tap Claim and sign in with your phone, then open the claim form with Plus.
- Fill in the form yourself. Have the items under “You'll need” ready.
- Submit before claims close on Dec 30, 2026.
- Sign in to Claimmy afterwards to mark it filed and keep the deadline in view.
Sign in with your phone, then Plus opens the administrator's form. We never file for you.
Important dates
- Opt-out deadlineDec 15, 2026
- Objection deadlineDec 15, 2026
- Claims closeDec 30, 2026
About the case
This lawsuit concerns a cyberattack in which an unauthorized party accessed Covenant Health's IT environment on May 18, 2025, potentially compromising patients' personal and health information. The plaintiffs allege that Covenant Health failed to adequately protect this information. Covenant Health denies the claims and any wrongdoing, and the court has not decided who is right.
In re Covenant Health Data Security Litigation, PENSC-CV-2025-63, Maine Superior Court for Penobscot County.
Sources
Source: CovenantHealthDataSettlement.com, run by Kroll Settlement Administration (In re Covenant Health Data Security Litigation, Me. Super. Ct.). Checked Oct 29, 2026. Final amounts depend on how many people claim.
Questions about this settlement
What is the deadline to file a claim in the Covenant Health data breach settlement?
Claims close on Dec 30, 2026. File on the administrator's official site before then.
How much is the Covenant Health data breach settlement per person?
Share of $2M, as published by CovenantHealthDataSettlement.com, run by Kroll Settlement Administration (In re Covenant Health Data Security Litigation, Me. Super. Ct.). Final amounts depend on how many people claim.
Do I need proof to file a claim in the Covenant Health data breach settlement?
Yes. You'll need: The class member ID from your notice; Receipts only for out-of-pocket losses.
Who qualifies for the Covenant Health data breach settlement?
The administrator decides who qualifies. You may qualify if the answer is yes: Did you get a notice about the May 2025 Covenant Health data breach?
How do I file a claim in the Covenant Health data breach settlement?
On the official settlement website run by CovenantHealthDataSettlement.com, run by Kroll Settlement Administration (In re Covenant Health Data Security Litigation, Me. Super. Ct.). The Claim button on this page opens the form in a new tab. Claimmy never files for you and never holds money.
Does Claimmy file the claim for me?
No. With Plus, the Claim button opens the administrator's official form in a new tab and you file it yourself. We never file for anyone and never hold money.
Other open settlements
Sorted by claim deadline. Figures are the administrators' published maximums or fund sizes. We never file for you.