FPA Women’s Health Website Tracking Class Action Settlement
California residents who used the FPA Women’s Health website to book an appointment between June 29 2019 and May 14 2024 may qualify for a cash payment of roughly $149-$208 plus a $100 FPA voucher. Submit a claim by March 12 2026 to secure your share.
Submit a Claim at the Official Settlement SiteAm I Eligible?
You are automatically part of the “Settlement Class” if all of the following are true:
- You are a citizen of California;
- You used fpawomenshealth.com (or an FPA scheduling page) to make an appointment;
- Your booking took place between June 29 2019 and May 14 2024.
What You Could Receive
- Cash Payment: An estimated $149-$208, depending on the number of valid claims.
- $100 Voucher: Automatically issued with an approved claim and usable toward any FPA visit, product, or service within two years of the settlement’s effective date.
Both benefits are funded by FPA’s settlement payment after court-approved fees and costs are deducted.
Important Deadlines
- Claim, Exclusion & Objection Deadline: March 12 2026
- Final Approval Hearing: May 19 2026 at 2:30 p.m. PDT (Superior Court of California, Alameda County)
How to Take Action
1. File a Claim (Recommended)
Complete the online or paper claim form by March 12 2026 to receive payment and the voucher.
Download the Claim Form (PDF)2. Exclude Yourself
Keep your right to sue FPA separately by mailing a request for exclusion postmarked by March 12 2026.
3. Object
If you stay in the class but disagree with the terms, file a written objection by March 12 2026 and/or appear at the May 19 2026 hearing.
4. Do Nothing
You’ll give up the right to sue over the same claims and receive no settlement benefits.
Why Is There a Settlement?
Plaintiffs alleged that FPA’s use of Meta and Google tracking pixels allowed Facebook and other third parties to learn sensitive appointment information without users’ consent, violating several California privacy and consumer-protection statutes. FPA denies any wrongdoing. Both sides agreed to settle to avoid further litigation risk, and the Alameda Superior Court will decide whether the agreement is fair.
Key Documents
Read the Full Long-Form Notice (PDF)Frequently Asked Questions
What is the FPA Women’s Health Website Tracking Settlement about?
The lawsuit claims FPA shared appointment details and other personal data with Facebook, Google and similar platforms via tracking pixels. The settlement resolves these allegations without a trial.
Do I need proof of my appointment?
Claimants must attest—under penalty of perjury—that they booked an appointment during the class period. Additional documentation is not required unless the Claims Administrator requests it.
When will I get my money?
Payments will be issued after the Court grants final approval on or after May 19 2026 and any appeals are resolved. This can take several months; updates will be posted on the official site.
Is the $100 voucher transferable?
No. The voucher can only be used by the claimant for FPA visits, services or products within two years of the settlement’s effective date.
How do I stay informed?
Visit the official website (fpasettlement.com) or call 1-844-314-4124 for recorded updates.