The claim window has closed. If you filed a valid claim by March 18, 2026, your payment is expected after the court grants final approval — there is nothing left to submit.
What Is This Settlement About?
United Seating and Mobility, LLC, which does business as Numotion — one of the largest providers of complex rehabilitation mobility equipment such as wheelchairs in the United States — agreed to a $4,000,000 settlement to resolve class action claims arising from two separate 2024 data incidents. According to the settlement, unauthorized third parties accessed Numotion systems containing customer and employee information in an incident reported in March 2024 and again in a second incident reported in September 2024. Reporting indicates the March incident affected roughly 685,264 people and the September incident affected roughly 494,326 people. (Bloomberg Law reported the deal's total value, including the cost of the credit and medical monitoring provided, at about $5.3 million.)The settlement resolves two consolidated actions: In re Numotion Data Incident Litigation and Sylvester, et al. v. United Seating and Mobility, LLC d/b/a Numotion, both in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee before Judge Aleta A. Trauger. Plaintiffs alleged Numotion failed to adequately protect personal and protected health information; Numotion denies the allegations and agreed to settle to avoid the cost and risk of continued litigation.
The claim deadline was March 18, 2026, and it has passed. This page is kept for reference: it explains what the settlement offered and what happens next for people who filed on time. There is nothing left to submit.
Who Was Covered?
The settlement class covered individuals who were notified that their information was involved in the March 2024 and/or September 2024 Numotion data incidents. A separate Social Security Settlement Subclass covered class members whose Social Security numbers were potentially involved. The information at issue included protected health information and personal identifiers of current and former Numotion customers and employees, including Social Security numbers. The exact class definition appears in the settlement notice on the official settlement website.What the Settlement Offered
Class members could receive the following benefits:- Two years of CyEx Identity Defense Plus credit monitoring, provided automatically to all class members (no claim form required for this benefit).
- A choice of one cash payment: reimbursement of up to $15,000 for documented out-of-pocket losses fairly traceable to the incidents (including fraud losses, professional fees, credit-repair costs, and lost time, with documentation), or an alternative pro rata cash payment from the net fund (no documentation required, but a claim form was). The pro rata amount depends on how many valid claims were filed.
- For the Social Security subclass, two years of CyEx Medical Shield Pro medical monitoring, available by claim.
The $4,000,000 settlement fund also covers court-approved attorneys' fees and expenses, settlement administration and notice costs, and service awards for the class representatives, before class-member cash benefits are paid.
What Happens Next?
A final approval hearing was scheduled for April 2, 2026 in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee. If the court grants final approval and no appeals delay the process, the settlement administrator will issue payments to class members who filed valid claims. Payment timing after approval varies and can take several weeks to months. The official settlement website is the best place to check the case status and payment updates.If you filed a claim, watch for your payment by the method you selected and be alert for scams: legitimate settlement administrators never charge a fee to release a class action payment and will not ask for your banking passwords or a "processing payment" to send your check. To find cases you can still file, see our roundup of open data breach settlements and our explainer on how a data breach class action works. For a similar closed medical-provider case, see the Rebound Orthopedics data breach settlement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still file a claim in the Numotion data breach settlement?
No. The claim deadline was March 18, 2026 and it has passed. If you filed a valid claim on time, payments are expected after the court grants final approval. This page is informational — there is nothing left to file.
What did the settlement offer?
The $4 million settlement offered two years of CyEx Identity Defense Plus credit monitoring automatically to all class members, plus a choice of a cash payment: reimbursement of up to $15,000 for documented out-of-pocket losses, or an alternative pro rata cash payment (no documentation required, but a claim form was). Class members whose Social Security numbers were involved could also claim two years of CyEx Medical Shield Pro medical monitoring.
When will payments be sent?
Payments follow the court's final approval and the resolution of any appeals. A final approval hearing was scheduled for April 2, 2026 in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee. Exact payment timing depends on the court's ruling and administrative processing; the official settlement website is the best place to check for updates.
Who was covered by the settlement?
The settlement covered individuals who were notified that their information was involved in the two 2024 Numotion data incidents (reported in March 2024 and September 2024). A Social Security subclass covers class members whose Social Security numbers were potentially involved. The class is defined in the settlement notice available on the official settlement website.
