The DaVita pixel settlement payout is a share of a $3.8 million fund divided among class members who filed a valid claim by December 4, 2024, with no fixed per-person amount and no payment date yet announced. The court granted final approval on December 16, 2024, and the case is now listed as closed on settlement tracking sites, but the administrator has not published a mailing date.1ClassAction.org. $3.8M DaVita Settlement Resolves Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Data Sharing Violations2Top Class Actions. $3.8M DaVita Data Privacy Class Action Settlement
How Much Each Claimant Will Receive
Individual payments depend on how many of the 605,436 class members submitted valid claims by the deadline. The total number of claims filed has not been publicly disclosed.1ClassAction.org. $3.8M DaVita Settlement Resolves Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Data Sharing Violations
The $3.8 million is non-reversionary, so nothing goes back to DaVita. It has to cover several things before checks are cut: cash payments to class members, a year of “Privacy Shield” data monitoring for claimants, attorney fees and litigation costs, administrative expenses, and service awards to the three named plaintiffs.3ClassAction.org. Koskosky v. DaVita Inc. Settlement Agreement Class counsel requested up to 35% of the fund for fees and expenses, which would come to roughly $1.33 million if fully awarded, plus $2,500 service awards for each of the named plaintiffs, Kenneth Koskosky, Victoria Witherby, and Sandra Hoover. The court had authority to grant less.4ClassAction.org. Koskosky v. DaVita Inc. Settlement Notice
For a rough sense of scale, a comparable healthcare pixel case, the $6 million Group Health Plan settlement, drew claims from about 8% of the class and produced estimated individual payments near $49.5GHP Pixel Settlement. Memorandum Re Final Approval The DaVita fund is smaller and the class is smaller, so per-person amounts could land in a similar neighborhood. The actual figure depends entirely on the claim count and on what the court awarded in fees.
When Payments Will Arrive
Final approval came through at the December 16, 2024, hearing in Broward County, Florida, before Judge Keathan Frink.6ClaimDepot. DaVita Pixel Privacy Settlement As of the most recent public updates, no specific date has been announced for when checks will be mailed or funds deposited. Settlement tracking sites list the case as closed, which indicates the process has reached its final stages.2Top Class Actions. $3.8M DaVita Data Privacy Class Action Settlement
How to Check on Your Claim
If you filed a claim, you can check status or update your address through the official settlement website at DVAPixelSettlement.com. You can also reach the administrator, Kroll Settlement Administration, by phone at (833) 739-3319 or by mail at PO Box 5324, New York, NY 10150-5324.4ClassAction.org. Koskosky v. DaVita Inc. Settlement Notice Keeping your contact information current with Kroll matters, because a check mailed to an old address is the most common reason a payment goes uncashed.
Who Was Eligible, and the Claims Deadline
The class covered all current or former DaVita patients treated at U.S. clinics who visited any DaVita website, patient portal, or mobile app at least once between November 20, 2017, and September 21, 2023. That worked out to 605,436 people.1ClassAction.org. $3.8M DaVita Settlement Resolves Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Data Sharing Violations
The claim filing deadline was December 4, 2024, and has passed.1ClassAction.org. $3.8M DaVita Settlement Resolves Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Data Sharing Violations If you didn’t file by then, you aren’t eligible for a payment from this fund. DaVita and its corporate affiliates, officers, and directors were excluded, along with the judge and judicial staff on the case and anyone who timely opted out.4ClassAction.org. Koskosky v. DaVita Inc. Settlement Notice
What the Lawsuit Alleged
The complaint alleged that DaVita embedded third-party tracking code, including the Facebook pixel, on its websites, patient portals, and mobile apps. Those tools reportedly captured user activity, including button clicks, search terms, content viewed, and information typed into forms, and transmitted it to Meta, Google, and other outside parties without patient consent.7ClassAction.org. DaVita Dialysis Online Privacy Lawsuit Because DaVita is a healthcare provider, plaintiffs argued the data qualified as personally identifiable information and protected health information. DaVita denied all allegations of wrongdoing and liability.4ClassAction.org. Koskosky v. DaVita Inc. Settlement Notice
Beyond the cash fund, valid claimants receive one year of Privacy Shield data protection and monitoring services, paid for out of the settlement.3ClassAction.org. Koskosky v. DaVita Inc. Settlement Agreement