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Heritage Provider Network $49.99M Class Action Settlement

Posted on October 16, 2025October 15, 2025 by Dissent

Nicole Aljet reports an update on a data breach that had been disclosed by Regal Medical Group in February 2023.

Current and former patients who received a notice in early 2023 stating a data breach involving Heritage Provider Network or its affiliates may have exposed their personal or medical information could qualify to claim a cash payment and medical monitoring from a class action settlement. The settlement class consists of an estimated 3,413,000 individuals.

Heritage Provider Network Inc. and several affiliated medical entities agreed to pay $49,995,000 to settle a class action lawsuit. The lawsuit alleged the defendants failed to adequately protect sensitive patient and member data, resulting in a large-scale data breach in December 2022 that potentially exposed names, Social Security numbers, addresses, dates of birth, medical information and other personal details.

Class members are individuals who received a notice from Heritage Provider Network or its affiliates in or around February or March 2023 regarding the December 2022 data incident.

The settlement includes the following medical practices:

  • Regal Medical Group
  • Lakeside Medical Group
  • ADOC Medical Group
  • Greater Covina Medical Group
  • Affiliated Doctors of Orange County Medical Group
  • Arizona Priority Care
  • Community Surgery Center of Glendale
  • Pacific Family Hospice
  • Valley’s Best Hospice

Read more at ClaimDepot.

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