Memorial Hermann MyChart Lawsuit: No Tracking Case Found
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As of October 6, 2026, we found no Memorial Hermann MyChart lawsuit over Meta Pixel, Google or other tracking on the hospital website or the My Memorial Hermann portal — and no settlement, no fund, no claim form and no deadline. The $750,000 MyChart settlement in the news belongs to MemorialCare in California, a different health system. The Memorial Hermann lawsuits that do exist are about a retirement plan and hidden cameras at The Woodlands hospital.
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What a Memorial Hermann Tracking Case Would Be About
Memorial Hermann’s patient portal is called My Memorial Hermann, and it runs together with Epic’s MyChart: scheduling, results, forms, secure messages to your care team. Hospital tracking lawsuits elsewhere allege that code from Meta or Google sat on pages like these and sent visit details to advertisers.
We looked for that kind of claim against Memorial Hermann and did not find one. Searches for a memorial hermann lawsuit over pixels, analytics or website privacy turned up only other hospitals. That is not proof no case exists — a federal docket search was blocked when we ran it — but nothing has been reported.
If you used the website or the portal, our form asks three things: website or MyChart, what you did there, and when you last used it. That record helps if a case is ever filed.
Case Details
There is no tracking case, so no court and no docket number. Three other proceedings carry the Memorial Hermann name:
Retirement plan (federal). Jones et al. v. Memorial Hermann Health System et al., No. 4:24-cv-02105 (S.D. Tex.), filed June 2024 under ERISA over 401(k) and 403(b) fees and target-date funds. Memorial Hermann agreed to pay $1.025 million for more than 33,000 plan participants; the deal still needs court approval.
Hidden cameras (state court). On September 11, 2025 a class action seeking about $100 million was filed against Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center and a former patient care director. FOX 26 reports it was filed in Harris County District Court. Memorial Hermann said it intends to “vigorously defend” itself.
HIPAA (regulator). In May 2017 Memorial Hermann paid $2.4 million to settle with the HHS Office for Civil Rights over a September 2015 press release that named a patient.
Status: No Tracking Lawsuit, No Settlement
Watch the name. The memorial hermann mychart lawsuit people search for is often a mix-up with Valladolid v. Memorial Health Services (MemorialCare, Los Angeles Superior Court, Case No. 23STCV05059). That case covered people who used MemorialCare’s MyChart portal between March 7, 2022 and July 8, 2022. Its claim deadline was August 21, 2026 and has passed. Our MemorialCare news story has the details. Texas patients of Memorial Hermann are not in that class unless they also used MemorialCare’s portal.
Who Could Be Affected
Nobody is in a tracking class, because there is no tracking case. If one is filed, a class would usually be defined by portal or website use during set dates — which is why it is worth noting now when you last logged in to My Memorial Hermann or searched symptoms or doctors on the website.
Memorial Hermann data breach letters came from vendors, not from a tracking case. In February 2022 the vendor Advent Health Partners reported that data of approximately 6,260 Memorial Hermann patients was exposed after suspicious email activity in September 2021. In December 2020, billing vendor Med-Data found files that a former employee had uploaded to a public website during or before September 2019; those files could include Social Security numbers and diagnoses. We found no class settlement tied to Memorial Hermann for either incident.
What a Case Like This Pays
Memorial Hermann Privacy and Lawsuit Timeline
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May 2017 — $2.4 Million HIPAA Settlement
Memorial Hermann settles with the HHS Office for Civil Rights over a September 2015 press release that named a patient. It was the first such settlement for a single patient’s record.
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December 2020 — Med-Data Vendor Incident
Billing vendor Med-Data finds patient files that a former employee had uploaded to a public website during or before September 2019. Affected patients receive letters.
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February 2022 — Advent Health Partners Breach
Vendor Advent Health Partners reports exposure of data for approximately 6,260 Memorial Hermann patients, with credit monitoring offered.
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June 2024 — Retirement Plan Class Action
Plan participants sue in federal court in Houston, No. 4:24-cv-02105, over fees and fund choices. Memorial Hermann later agrees to pay $1.025 million.
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September 11, 2025 — Hidden-Camera Class Action
A class action seeking about $100 million is filed over cameras found in two restrooms at The Woodlands hospital in August 2025. The hospital says it will defend itself.
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October 6, 2026 — No Tracking Case Found
We found no lawsuit over Meta Pixel or other tracking on Memorial Hermann’s website or MyChart portal, and no claim form or deadline.
Three Things to Watch For
The name overlap with MemorialCare makes Memorial Hermann patients easy targets:
“Your Memorial Hermann MyChart payment” emails
The $750,000 MyChart settlement belongs to MemorialCare in California, and its claim deadline passed August 21, 2026. A message promising a Memorial Hermann tracking payment describes something that does not exist.
Fake My Memorial Hermann login links
A “verify your MyChart account to receive settlement funds” link is a password grab. Log in only through the official app or by typing the address yourself; no settlement asks for your portal password.
Calls citing an old vendor breach
Callers may mention Med-Data or Advent Health Partners to sound informed and then ask for your Social Security number or a fee to “join” a case. We found no settlement for either incident to join.
Memorial Hermann Lawsuit — Questions People Actually Ask
Is there a Memorial Hermann MyChart lawsuit?
As of October 6, 2026, we found none over Meta Pixel, Google or other tracking on the Memorial Hermann website or the My Memorial Hermann portal. There is no settlement, no claim form and no deadline.
Then what is the $750,000 MyChart settlement I saw?
That is Valladolid v. Memorial Health Services, a MemorialCare case in Los Angeles. It covered people who used MemorialCare’s MyChart portal from March 7, 2022 to July 8, 2022. Claims closed August 21, 2026. It has nothing to do with Memorial Hermann in Texas.
What is the Memorial Hermann patient portal called?
My Memorial Hermann. It works together with Epic’s MyChart for appointments, results, forms and messages, so patients often call it Memorial Hermann MyChart.
Was there a Memorial Hermann data breach?
Vendors had incidents. Advent Health Partners reported in February 2022 that data of approximately 6,260 Memorial Hermann patients was exposed. Med-Data found exposed files in December 2020. We found no class settlement tied to Memorial Hermann for either.
What is the Memorial Hermann retirement plan settlement?
An ERISA case, No. 4:24-cv-02105 in the Southern District of Texas. Memorial Hermann agreed to pay $1.025 million for more than 33,000 plan participants, subject to court approval. It concerns employees’ 401(k) and 403(b) plans, not patients.
What is the hidden-camera lawsuit?
A class action filed September 11, 2025, seeking about $100 million, over cameras found in two restrooms at Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center. The lawsuit alleges invasion of privacy and emotional distress. Memorial Hermann says the former employee acted outside the scope of his job. We found no ruling or settlement.
Do I need to do anything now?
There is nothing to file. If you used the website or portal, note what you did there and when you last logged in. Our form asks exactly that, so you can be told if a case appears.
How would I hear about a real settlement?
A court-appointed administrator sends notice by mail or email and runs a settlement website named in court papers. If a message asks for a fee or your portal password, it is not from an administrator.
Separate from this case: were you injured in the last 2 years?
Class-action payouts are fixed amounts through an administrator. A personal injury claim is a different case — and often worth far more. Free estimate, no obligation.
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