Updated September 24, 2026
Vasindas’ Around the Clock Care, Inc. agreed to a proposed settlement in Nelson et al. v. Vasindas’ Around the Clock Care, Inc., Case No. BCV-24-102900, pending in Kern County Superior Court in California. Vasindas is a home-health agency. Patients, customers, and employees can provide the company with identity, medical, insurance, employment, and financial information through care or work. The case concerns a targeted cyberattack involving Vasindas' systems. The settlement notice identifies January 2024 as the incident period and says files containing private information were accessed. Potentially involved fields included names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and medical and health-insurance information. The plaintiffs allege inadequate protection. Vasindas denies all claims, wrongdoing, and liability, and the court has not found that it violated the law. An approved claimant may select either up to $2,500 for documented, unreimbursed incident-related losses or a $70 alternative cash payment without loss proof. Either cash choice may be combined with two years of CyEx Medical Shield Complete. Claims are due November 23, 2026. The opt-out and objection deadline is October 26, 2026, and the final approval hearing is scheduled for December 3, 2026.
Requires records such as receipts or bank statements showing the amount and connection to the incident. Self-prepared notes may support other proof but are not enough alone. Expenses reimbursed elsewhere cannot be claimed again.
Available instead of the documented-loss payment. A claimant must still be in the class and submit a valid, timely claim.
CyEx Medical Shield Complete includes monitoring for specified medical identifiers, $1 million in medical identity-theft insurance, and fraud-resolution support under the service terms. It may be combined with either cash choice.
A claimant may select one cash option. The documented-loss benefit pays up to $2,500 for actual, supported, unreimbursed losses caused by the incident and incurred from January 30, 2024 through November 23, 2026. Instead, a claimant may request a one-time $70 alternative payment without documenting a loss. The notice says the alternative payment is instead of other cash payments. Either cash option may be combined with two years of CyEx Medical Shield Complete. Benefits issue only after final approval becomes effective and claim review is complete.
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Vasindas is a California home-health agency. It provides care and support services, which can require the collection of patient, customer, employee, medical, insurance, identity, and payment information.
No. The plaintiffs make allegations about the incident and data protection. Vasindas denies all claims and liability. Preliminary approval is not a merits ruling.
No. The notice describes the $70 payment as an alternative to documented-loss reimbursement. Medical monitoring may be added to either cash option.
No. The payment reimburses approved losses up to that limit. The claimant must provide adequate proof and show a connection to the incident.
You receive no payment or monitoring. Unless you validly opt out by October 26, you will give up released claims if the settlement becomes final.
No. Class Action Pulse is not a law firm or settlement administrator and cannot guarantee eligibility or payment. Use the official settlement materials.
