Patients affected by medical malpractice now have access to financial assistance and protection under a newly approved group.
Aspire Health Alliance, a provider of mental health services and related services, said he agreed up to $400,000 to settle claims arising from violations by 2023.
The lawsuit was filed because the company allegedly failed to adequately protect patient information from unauthorized access, including names, dates of birth, dates of medical care, health insurance numbers, health or medical information, medical or treatment information, Medicare or Medicaid numbers and patient accounts.
Affected individuals who received notices may receive a lump sum payment from the fund including one year of clinical data review, or deposit a check of up to $2,500 written into the fund.
The plaintiffs accused Aspire Health Alliance of neglecting its data protection practices which led to the data being compromised.
The complaint alleges that the defendant’s termination creates risks of identity theft and access to affected individuals.
Aspire denies any wrongdoing.
Eligible members can receive distributions along with loans or monitoring services to reduce risks.
The details of the distribution will follow the finalization of the court.
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