Published
February 12, 2026
Updated
July 29, 2026
The $1.4 million Life Line Screening settlement addresses alleged website tracking of health-screening activity; claims closed February 17, 2026.
Current Status
Claims are closed. The final approval hearing was scheduled for March 12, 2026, but the official website still lists only preliminary-approval materials and does not post a final approval order or payment date. A completed hearing alone does not establish final approval.StatusClaims Closed — Approval Update Unavailable
Claim DeadlineFebruary 17, 2026 (Passed)
Benefit$20 nationwide or $50 for qualifying California members
Proof RequiredA valid claim form was required
What Was This Case About?
The lawsuit alleged that Life Line Screening used tracking pixels from Meta and Google on web pages where consumers selected health screenings or purchased test kits, allegedly disclosing activity without consent. Life Line Screening denied wrongdoing and liability.Who Was Included?
The settlement class covered individuals who scheduled health screenings or purchased test kits through a Life Line web platform from June 1, 2018 through the applicable settlement period. A California subclass had a separate payment option.What Was the Benefit?
Approved nationwide claims were set at $20. Qualifying California subclass members could elect a $50 payment instead, but could not receive both benefits.Official Information
Review current notices and documents on the Life Line Screening Pixel Settlement website.
Settlement Amount
Up to $1,400,000
Case Title
Mediate v. Life Line Screening of America, Ltd.
Case Number
D-1-GN-25-000401
Court
District Court of Travis County, Texas, 261st Judicial District
Current Milestone
Hearing scheduled March 12, 2026; no final order posted
Official Website
Life Line Screening Pixel Settlement
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