Who the official notice says is included
The official administrator says the class includes people mailed written notification that their protected health information was potentially compromised in the DATS incident between October 5 and October 6, 2024.
Benefits described in the official notice
Benefits remain subject to the settlement terms, claim review, and any required final approval.
Documented expense reimbursement
Up to $5,000 for documented out-of-pocket expenses under the settlement terms.
Alternative cash payment
A flat payment that may increase or decrease pro rata based on valid claims.
Medical identity monitoring
One year of medical identity-theft monitoring through CyEx may also be elected.
Current procedural status
The case is Leo Woytach, et al. v. Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services, Inc., No. 2025-CV-03681, in the Court of Common Pleas of Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.
DATS denies the allegations. The court is scheduled to consider final approval on November 24, 2026.
Official participation route
Locate the DATS notice
The online form requires the Class Member ID and PIN printed on the notice; the administrator provides a contact route if those details are missing.
Choose a cash option and monitoring
Follow the claim form instructions for documented losses or the alternative cash payment, and elect monitoring if wanted.
File online or by mail
Submit online by September 24, 2026, or ensure a paper claim is postmarked by that date.
Records to gather
- DATS breach notice with Class Member ID and PIN
- Receipts, account statements, or other proof for any requested expense reimbursement
- Online confirmation or postal proof of submission
Case-specific deadlines
These dates were checked against the linked official sources on August 17, 2026. Recheck the administrator or tribunal page before acting because a court may change a hearing date or other schedule.
| Jurisdiction | Limitation Period |
|---|---|
| Claim deadline | September 24, 2026 |
| Exclusion and objection deadline | August 25, 2026 |
| Final approval hearing | November 24, 2026, 10:30 a.m. |
What happens next
The case is Leo Woytach, et al. v. Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services, Inc., No. 2025-CV-03681, in the Court of Common Pleas of Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.
DATS denies the allegations. The court is scheduled to consider final approval on November 24, 2026.
Common mistakes
Treating any healthcare breach as eligible
The class definition is tied to the specific DATS notice and October 2024 incident.
Requesting documented losses without support
Keep the records required by the claim form for the reimbursement option.
Organize your notice and supporting records
Keep a private record of the class notice, dates, submission confirmation, and any documents supporting a loss claim.
Organize your notice and supporting records
Keep a private record of the class notice, dates, submission confirmation, and any documents supporting a loss claim.
This stays in your private workspace until you choose a next step. It does not submit a claim on your behalf on its own.
Official and Legal References
Frequently asked questions
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Does fitting the summary guarantee payment?
Organize your notice and supporting records
Keep a private record of the class notice, dates, submission confirmation, and any documents supporting a loss claim.