Think Big Health Care Solutions Data Breach Lawsuit Investigation
Were you recently told that your Social Security number and medical records were stolen? Think Big Health Care Solutions has confirmed a wide-ranging cyber-attack that may put patients and employees at serious risk of identity theft. Find out whether you can join the lawsuit and take immediate steps to protect your data.
What Happened?
On , Think Big Health Care Solutions detected suspicious activity in an employee email account. A forensic investigation revealed that an unauthorized third party accessed certain emails and files containing highly sensitive information. The company publicly disclosed the incident on and began mailing notification letters to affected individuals.
Information Exposed
The breach involves both personally identifiable information (PII) and protected health information (PHI):
- Full names and Social Security numbers
- Dates of birth, addresses, telephone & email
- Tax ID and passport numbers
- Medical record numbers, diagnoses, lab results, medications
- Health insurance policy numbers & claims data
- Bank account and routing numbers
- Credit/debit card numbers, CVV, expiration dates
Your Immediate Next Steps
- Enroll in free credit monitoring: Use the enrollment code in your letter to activate identity-protection services within 90 days.
- Place fraud alerts or a credit freeze: Contact Experian, TransUnion, or Equifax to limit new credit activity in your name.
- Review financial & medical statements: Report unfamiliar charges or services to your bank and health-care providers immediately.
- Document out-of-pocket costs: Keep receipts for time, postage, or professional help—these may be recoverable in a legal claim.
Why a Lawsuit Investigation Matters
Data breaches often cause years of fraud risk, lost time, and emotional stress. A class action can seek monetary relief for:
- Reimbursement of fraudulent charges or credit-monitoring fees
- Compensation for time spent freezing credit or correcting records
- Future identity-theft protection services
- Emotional distress stemming from the exposure of sensitive PHI
If you received a notice—or believe your information was stored by Think Big Health Care Solutions—you may qualify to participate.
Company Response & Security Upgrades
Think Big Health Care Solutions reports that it has:
- Engaged third-party cybersecurity specialists and law enforcement
- Hired a consulting Chief Information Officer to overhaul security strategy
- Implemented stronger password management, access controls, and threat-detection tools
- Rolled out comprehensive employee training on phishing and data-handling best practices
Download the Official Notice
Download Official Breach Notice (PDF)
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I was affected by the Think Big Health Care Solutions breach?
The company is mailing letters to everyone whose data was identified during the investigation. If you receive a letter—or if Think Big handles your billing or records—you should assume your information may be at risk.
Does Think Big Health Care Solutions offer free credit monitoring?
Yes. Impacted individuals are eligible for complimentary credit monitoring and identity-theft protection for at least 12 months. Follow the instructions and unique enrollment code in your notification letter.
What compensation could I receive from a lawsuit?
A successful data-breach lawsuit may recover reimbursement for out-of-pocket expenses, lost time, credit-monitoring costs, and damages for emotional distress or loss of privacy.
How do I join the Think Big Health Care Solutions data breach lawsuit?
You can start by submitting a claim form through our secure portal. There is no cost or obligation to determine your eligibility.
Is my medical information still safe with Think Big Health Care Solutions?
The company states it has strengthened its cybersecurity posture. However, breached data may already be circulating on illicit markets, so ongoing vigilance is essential.
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