Settlement2026-05-22confirmed

Atrium Health × Class members

Atrium Health agreed to a settlement to resolve a class-action lawsuit over its use of tracking pixels on its patient portal. [33, 52] While some sources reported the fund as $2.1 million, court documents and detailed reports specify a $1.8 million fund. [33, 35, 38] The suit alleged this practice improperly shared patient data with third parties like Meta and Google. The settlement received preliminary court approval on May 22, 2026. [33]

Price paid
$1.8M
asset price, paid once
Losing bid
Per unit
no meaningful ratio

The asset

Settlement for a class-action lawsuit alleging the use of pixel tracking technology on its patient portal disclosed patients' private health information to third parties like Meta and Google without consent. [33, 52]

The record

Seller status
Not stated
Sector
Healthcare patients
Modalities
personal_data, health_data
Jurisdiction
US
Docket
25CV057073-590
Personal data
The lawsuit alleged that tracking pixels on the patient portal shared personal and health-related information with third parties for purposes like targeted advertising. [33, 52]

What it means if you hold data

This settlement is part of a wave of litigation against healthcare providers for using common web tracking technologies, highlighting the massive privacy risk and liability associated with sharing patient portal data with ad platforms.

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