One claim expires today, plus three low-proof checks through October (2026)

The first deadline in this issue is today, August 24, 2026. The other three claims close between September 1 and October 13. Most class-action checks are modest, so the right question is whether the official form takes five minutes and the eligibility match is clear.

Short version

Settlement	Deadline	Realistic value	Proof or access gate	Filing path
Lakeview Health Systems	Aug. 24, 2026	$50 expected alternative cash	No proof; verify that Lakeview's records included you	Official claim form
Serviceaide	Sept. 1, 2026	About $50 pro rata	Settlement notice or member ID; paper form available if the ID is missing	Official claim form
Cone Health MyChart	Oct. 5, 2026	Pro rata; roughly $4.71 before deductions as a scale check	Self-attestation that you used the portal or form during the class period	Official claim form
Doxim	Oct. 13, 2026	About $100 estimated alternate cash	Mailed or emailed notice with the online claim ID/PIN	Official claim login

The dollar figures above are estimates where the settlement documents use pro rata language. Payments depend on valid claims, deductions, final approval, and any appeals. Each settlement also has a documented-loss option, but this issue stays with the low-proof cash path.

Closing this week

Lakeview Health Systems: deadline today

Lawsuit. Skov et al. v. Lakeview Health Systems, L.L.C., Case No. 16-2024-CA-003154-AXXX-MA, is pending in the Circuit Court of Duval County, Florida. The lawsuit alleges that files containing personal and protected health information were accessed during a January 2024 targeted cyberattack. 1

Who qualifies. The settlement class covers U.S. residents whose personally identifiable information or protected health information was compromised in the incident discovered around January 25, 2024. The official FAQ says the records may include medical and financial information. A reader should have received a Lakeview notice or use the administrator's eligibility path before filing. 2

What it is worth. The low-friction choice is a one-time $50 alternative cash payment. The payment is expected, rather than guaranteed, and it replaces credit monitoring and the other cash benefits. The same settlement provides larger amounts for documented ordinary or extraordinary losses, but those paths require records and fall outside this issue's five-minute lane. 1

Proof required. The $50 alternative cash option requires no proof or explanation. A reader choosing documented losses would need supporting records such as receipts and evidence tying the loss to the incident. 1

Deadline and filing. Submit online by August 24, 2026. A mailed form must be postmarked by the same date. The official Lakeview claim form is the practical route because the deadline is today. Expect roughly four to five screens: verify the claimant information, select alternative cash, enter contact or payment details, certify, and submit. The court has scheduled the final approval hearing for October 8, 2026, so payment waits for approval and any appeals. 1

Five-minute value check. Search your mail and email for Lakeview first. If the official form confirms that your information was affected, $50 is a reasonable trade for a short online claim. If you cannot connect yourself to the incident, stop there; the deadline leaves little room for a speculative filing.

Serviceaide: deadline September 1

Lawsuit. Nancy Balzer, et al. v. Serviceaide, Inc., Index No. 625615/2025, is pending in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Nassau County. The case concerns unauthorized access to Serviceaide's systems between September 19 and November 5, 2024, which allegedly affected private information belonging to current and former Catholic Health patients. Serviceaide denies wrongdoing. 3

Who qualifies. The class covers living U.S. residents whose private information was impacted in the incident, including people who received an incident notice on or after May 9, 2025. The official site says the incident potentially involved about 480,000 people. This is a notice-gated settlement: look for a Serviceaide, Catholic Health, or Kroll notice before spending time on the form. 4

What it is worth. The settlement fund is up to $1.8 million. The quick option is an alternate cash payment of approximately $50 pro rata. The amount can move after approved claims and settlement costs are accounted for. The documented-loss option may reimburse up to $5,000, but it requires third-party records such as statements, invoices, or receipts. 5

Proof required. The alternate-cash path requires a valid claim form and a choice of Cash Payment B, with no receipts or loss documentation. The form normally asks for a settlement class member ID. The official FAQ says a claimant who did not receive the ID can download a paper form, so the ID is an access gate rather than a reason to invent one. 4

Deadline and filing. Submit online by September 1, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time, or mail a form postmarked by that date. The official Serviceaide claim form should take about four screens: enter the member ID or use the paper-form route, select Cash Payment B, add payment or contact details, certify, and submit. The final approval hearing is scheduled for September 16, 2026, and payment waits for final approval and any appeals. 3

Five-minute value check. Search email, paper mail, and old Catholic Health messages for the settlement notice. If the notice or official administrator confirms your eligibility, about $50 is worth a short filing. Skip the documented-loss option unless you already have the required records organized.

Newly opened and current claims

Cone Health MyChart: deadline October 5

Lawsuit. Singh v. The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital Operating Corporation et al., Case No. 1:24-CV-558, is pending in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina. The lawsuit claims Cone Health tracked information from users of its website, including the MyChart patient portal. Cone Health denies wrongdoing. 6

Who qualifies. The class covers living individuals who, between September 1, 2016, and November 3, 2022, accessed the Cone Health MyChart portal or completed a submission form on a Cone Health website. The exact activity and date matter; a general memory of visiting a hospital website is too weak. The official documents page provides the court notice and claim form. 7

What it is worth. Cone Health agreed to a $1,765,000 settlement fund. The net fund will be divided among valid claimants, so no fixed payment has been published. The court materials identify 375,027 covered people. Dividing the gross fund by that covered population gives roughly $4.71 per person before fees, costs, and other deductions. That calculation is only a scale check: the final payment depends on the number of valid claims, not the number of people covered. 6

Proof required. The official notice asks you to affirm that you used the MyChart portal or completed a Cone Health website form during the class period and sign the claim form. No receipt or other documentation is listed for this cash claim. 6

Deadline and filing. Submit online or mail a form postmarked by October 5, 2026. The official Cone Health claim form should take roughly three to four screens: confirm the qualifying portal or form use, enter contact or payment details, certify, and submit. The final approval hearing is set for November 5, 2026, and benefits wait for final approval and any appeals. 6

Five-minute value check. File only when the exact date range and qualifying Cone Health activity sound familiar. A roughly $5 gross scale estimate is a low return, so the claim makes sense when you can answer the eligibility question without searching through old records for an hour.

Doxim: deadline October 13

Lawsuit. In re Doxim, Inc. Data Security Incident Litigation, Case No. 2:24-cv-11550, is pending in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. The case concerns unauthorized access around December 30, 2023, to Doxim files that may have contained names, addresses, financial account numbers, and Social Security numbers. The defendants deny wrongdoing. 8

Who qualifies. The class covers living U.S. residents identified by Doxim or one of its credit-union clients and sent a notice saying their private information was impacted. This is notice-only for the online path: the official claim login asks for the unique claim ID and PIN from the mailed or emailed notice. 9

What it is worth. The proposed settlement is $5.5 million. The low-proof choice is Cash Payment B, an estimated $100 alternate cash payment. The payment may rise or fall pro rata depending on valid claims and the net fund. Cash Payment A can cover documented losses up to $5,000, but it requires records and belongs outside the quick path. 8

Proof required. Cash Payment B requires no receipts or loss records, but the online portal requires the notice's claim ID and PIN. The official notice also allows a paper claim form. 10

Deadline and filing. Submit online by October 13, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time, or mail a form postmarked by that date. The official Doxim claim login should take about four screens: enter the ID and PIN, select Cash Payment B, add contact or payment details, certify, and submit. The final approval hearing is scheduled for October 28, 2026; payments wait for court approval and final resolution of any appeals. 10

Five-minute value check. Search your mail and email for Doxim or the name of the credit union that sent the breach notice. If you have the ID and PIN, an estimated $100 is a reasonable five-minute check. If you have no notice, do not chase this one through guesswork.

Three quick wins

Lakeview first: its $50 alternative-cash claim expires today, August 24, 2026. Use the official online form while the claim window is still open.
Serviceaide second: search for the notice now, then file the approximately $50 pro-rata Cash Payment B claim by September 1 if the administrator confirms your class membership.
Doxim third: set an October reminder and file only if the mailed or emailed notice gives you the claim ID and PIN. The estimated $100 payment is the largest low-proof figure here, but it is notice-gated and subject to pro-rata adjustment.

LifeStance is excluded from this issue because its official claim portal currently says the deadline to submit a claim has passed. 11