All eligible customers affected by the 2022 AllCare Plus Pharmacy data breach can claim up to $5,000. Those eligible customers who were affected need to get their claims in quickly to qualify for their share of the Massachusetts-based pharmacy data breach settlement agreement. Since the claim filing deadline is set for July 3, 2025, claimants have merely one day left to submit a valid claim.
Noting what transpired during the AllCare Plus data breach
The data breach was said to have occurred on June 21, 2022. The AllCare Plus pharmacy noted suspicious activity on an employee’s account. As a result of this data breach and having sensitive data exposed, the employee became a victim of a phishing email. The employee information and the other affected individual’s data that were exposed during this data breach included:
- Names and addresses
- Dates of birth
- Social Security numbers
- Driver’s license numbers
- Financial information about accounts
- Health insurance information
- Prescription-related details
The data breach of 2022 compromised about 5,971 people’s data, and according to the lawsuit, the pharmacy could have prevented this breach if proper cybersecurity practices had been in place. Thus far, the pharmacy has denied all allegations of wrongdoing. However, the pharmaceutical company has agreed to this data breach settlement to settle all allegations and court proceedings. All AllCare Plus members who had their data compromised should submit a valid claim.
What is on offer from this settlement agreement?
At the moment, the court has preliminarily approved this settlement, which means that all eligible claimants have one day left to submit their claim to stand in line for one of the following offerings as per the settlement agreement:
- $750 is on offer to all claimants who can submit documents to prove out-of-pocket expenses that resulted from this data breach. Any expenses incurred, including credit monitoring expenses, legal fees, or communication charges, can be claimed.
- Up to $5,000 is on offer for those victims who experienced fraud due to the data breach. However, to claim such extraordinary losses, documentation such as police reports or official bank statements needs to be submitted.
- $20 per hour up to five hours for all claimants who lost time addressing certain issues as a result of the data breach. For lost time, claimants can claim up to $100.
- Alongside the respective reimbursement that a claimant can receive, all claimants have access to two years of complimentary credit monitoring and identity theft protection through IDX, as well as $1 million in insurance coverage.
For this particular class action settlement, those who do not file a claim for losses or monitoring services can receive a cash payment of $50. There is still a day left to file a claim for this settlement agreement; however, the deadline for the Enzo Biochem data breach settlement agreement has expired already.
Getting the claim in before July 3, 2025
While claimants have until tomorrow to file a claim for this settlement agreement, eligible claimants of the 2023 23andMe data breach settlement agreement have until July 14, 2025, to file a claim. A few things become necessary before submitting a claim, such as:
- Have the necessary documentation: Documentation can include bank statements, police reports, or any other documents proving the extent of the loss incurred during the 2022 data breach.
- Complete online claim forms: All claim forms can be completed and submitted online.
- Select the desired benefit: For this class action settlement, claimants can choose which reimbursement option they would like to select, or they may also have an option for free identity protection.
Once a claim form has been submitted, claimants should wait for the final fairness hearing set to take place on August 27, 2025. All those customers who were affected by the 2022 AllCare Plus data breach have the right to claim, and they all qualify for a share of the settlement agreement.
For more information about this settlement, you can visit Top Class Actions and get informed about how to file a claim.
Disclaimer: You should not submit false or inflated claims under penalty of perjury, as class‑action claim forms historically required declarations signed “under penalty of perjury” to ensure authenticity. Submitting a fraudulent claim not only carries legal exposure—including potential civil and criminal sanctions—but also harms other eligible class members by diluting the available settlement pool.
