Open for claims · Reviewed 2026-10-10

MCNA Dental data breach settlement

People sent a notice that their information was potentially impacted in the February–March 2023 MCNA incident are in the class.

Could this apply to you?

Received an MCNA data incident notice · 2023

• Were you sent a notice saying your information may have been affected by the MCNA data incident?
• Did you pay out-of-pocket costs because of fraud or identity theft that were not reimbursed?
• Did the loss happen after the data incident and before March 7, 2026?
• Do you have third-party documents, such as receipts or phone records, showing the loss?
• Is the loss one that no other source, like insurance or your bank, has already paid back?

What you’ll need

Keep the MCNA data incident notice you were sent, which has your ID and monitoring enrollment code. Gather third-party records such as receipts, bank statements or correspondence that show unreimbursed fraud or identity theft costs incurred before March 7, 2026.

Your next step

We check whether you have documented, unreimbursed fraud or identity theft costs from before March 7, 2026.