If you received a notice from Onsite Mammography (Onsite Women’s Health) about a 2024 data breach, you may be eligible to claim compensation from a $2.53 million class action settlement.
The settlement covers individuals whose personal and health information may have been impacted by a cybersecurity incident involving an unauthorized email account access.
Here’s what you need to know—and how to act before the deadlines.
Why this lawsuit exists?
The lawsuit alleges that Onsite Mammography LLC failed to properly protect sensitive personal and health information during an October 2024 data breach.
According to the case, an unauthorized party accessed an employee email account, potentially exposing data tied to patients. Claims include negligence, breach of contract, and invasion of privacy.
The company denies wrongdoing, but agreed to a $2.53 million settlement to resolve the case and avoid further litigation.
Who qualifies?
You may be included in this settlement if you:
Are a U.S. resident, and
Received written notice from Onsite Mammography stating your information may have been impacted in the October 2024 data breach
How much you can get?
Eligible class members may choose from multiple benefits:
Up to $5,000 for documented, out-of-pocket losses linked to the breach
A pro rata cash payment (amount depends on how many people file valid claims)
3 years of credit and medical/health data monitoring, including:
Three-bureau credit monitoring
$1 million identity theft insurance
Your options at a glance
| Option | What you get | Important Date |
|---|---|---|
| Submit a Claim | Up to $5,000 for documented out-of-pocket losses, a pro rata cash payment, and/or 3 years of credit and medical/health monitoring | Claim by Aug. 11, 2026 |
| Exclude Yourself | Keep your right to pursue your own lawsuit instead of participating in this settlement | Deadline: July 13, 2026 |
| Do Nothing | Receive no cash payment or monitoring benefits and remain bound by the settlement if approved | No action required |
| Attend the Fairness Hearing | Ask the Court for permission to speak about the settlement | Hearing: Sept. 9, 2026 |
How to file a claim?
You can file a claim online or by mail.
To submit online, you’ll need your Claim ID from your settlement notice.
For reimbursement claims, you may need documents such as:
Receipts or invoices
Bank or credit card statements
Proof of fraudulent or unreimbursed charges
Mail-in option:
Onsite Settlement Administrator
P.O. Box 3868
Baton Rouge, LA 70821
Payment options
Approved claims may be paid via:
PayPal
Venmo
Zelle
Mailed paper check
