$900K Thriving Mind Settlement Ends Data Breach Lawsuit
Jara et al. v. South Florida Behavioral Health Network Incorporated
Filed: October 24, 2024 ◆§ 2024-010316
Thriving Mind South Florida has agreed to pay a $900,000 class action settlement to resolve allegations that the nonprofit was liable for an August 2023 data breach.
Thriving Mind South Florida has agreed to pay a $900,000 class action settlement to resolve allegations that the mental health-focused nonprofit was liable for an August 2023 data breach.
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The official website for the Thriving Mind data breach settlement can be found at SFBHNDataIncident.com.
Class members covered by the Thriving Mind settlement include all United States residents who were sent a notice by South Florida Behavioral Health Network, which does business as Thriving Mind South Florida, that their private information may have been impacted in a data incident between August 1 and August 3, 2023.
The deal was preliminarily approved by the court in February 2025. If the class action settlement is granted final approval at a hearing on July 29 of this year, each class member who files a timely, valid claim form can to receive up to $5,000 for documented losses related to the Thriving Mind data breach.
Alternatively, covered individuals can elect to receive a flat cash payment, estimated to be $100. This amount may increase or decrease on a pro-rata basis depending on the total number of valid claims submitted, the settlement website shares.
In addition to the cash payment option, class members can also submit a claim for one year of free credit monitoring services, valued at $90 per year.
The deadline to file a Thriving Mind settlement claim form is July 14, 2025.
Head to this page to start the claim-filing process online. You will need to provide your class member ID, which can be found in the settlement notice you received.
Alternatively, you can download a PDF claim form to print and return by mail by the July 14 deadline.
Data breach settlement benefits and cash payments will be sent to eligible claimants only after the deal receives final approval from the court and any appeals are resolved.
The Thriving Mind data breach lawsuit alleged cybercriminals had three days of “unfettered access” to sensitive information stored in the defendant’s computer network due to its lack of adequate cybersecurity safeguards. According to the settlement website, the attack compromised the names, addresses, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, medical information and health insurance and benefit details of current and former Thriving Mind patients.
As part of the deal, the nonprofit has agreed to make changes to better secure its systems.
A final approval hearing for the Thriving Mind data breach settlement is scheduled for July 29, 2025. It is typically only after a class action settlement receives final approval from the court that benefits and/or cash payments will begin to be distributed to eligible claimants.
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