Medical Billing · Preliminary Approval

Natera Prenatal Testing Settlement Claims Closed

Published February 4, 2026
Updated July 30, 2026

The $8.25 million Natera settlement concerns out-of-pocket charges for Panorama and Vasistera prenatal screening tests.

Natera Prenatal Testing Settlement Claims Closed

Current Status

The extended July 24, 2026 claim deadline has passed. The settlement remains preliminarily approved, and the court is scheduled to consider final approval on August 20, 2026. No payments can be issued unless final approval is granted and any appeals are resolved.

StatusPreliminary approval; hearing pending
Claim DeadlineJuly 24, 2026 (Passed)
Settlement Fund$8.25 million
Final Approval HearingAugust 20, 2026

What Was This Case About?

The litigation alleged that Natera violated consumer-protection and other laws in connection with the sale and billing of its noninvasive prenatal screening tests. Natera denies wrongdoing and denies violating any law; the court has not decided which side is right.

Who Was Covered?

The class generally includes United States residents who paid money out of pocket for a Panorama or Vasistera test during the state-specific periods listed in the official notice. People whose test was paid entirely by insurance or another third party are excluded.

What Benefits Were Available?

Valid claims without purchase proof may receive up to $30. Claims with documentation of more than $300 in out-of-pocket costs may receive 10% of the documented amount, subject to the plan of allocation and proportional adjustment.

Official Information

Review current notices and court documents on the Natera NIPT Settlement website.

Settlement Fund $8.25 million
Case Title In re Natera Prenatal Testing Litigation
Case Number 4:22-cv-00985-JST
Court U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California
Current Milestone Final approval hearing scheduled August 20, 2026
Official Website Natera NIPT Settlement
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