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Capitol Pain Institute data breach case filings (Texas)
Lawsuits stemming from a data breach at Capitol Pain Institute are aggregated here from public complaints and class action notices. Filings were recorded in October 2026, with plaintiffs concentrated in Texas. The complaints list Dates of birth, Social Security numbers, Medical records among the compromised information.
Recorded filings
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October 2026 · Texas
Capitol Pain Institute Data Breach Notification Letter
Data exposed: Dates of birth, Social Security numbers, Medical records, Health insurance information, Home addresses, Financial account numbers
What the exposure means
- Dates of birth exposure typically surfaces later as new-credit inquiries you did not initiate.
- The exposure of social security numbers matters because it cannot be recalled. Once it circulates, the practical response is monitoring and early detection.
- If medical records were in the stolen files, monitor the specific risks that come with it: review statements weekly rather than monthly so fraud is caught early.
- Health insurance information exposure typically surfaces later as new-credit inquiries you did not initiate.
Got a notification letter?
Keep the notification letter; it is the primary evidence used to confirm eligibility when settlements from these filings reach claims stages.
The contact form on the national overview accepts questions about the Capitol Pain Institute filings specifically.
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