Omni Family Health, operating 39 community health centers across Central Valley (Kern, Kings, Tulare, and Fresno counties), suffered a cyberattack in February 2024 that disrupted IT systems for five days. Initially, no evidence of data compromise was found, but a threat actor later leaked allegedly stolen data on the dark web. Omni confirmed the breach, exposing 468,344 individuals' sensitive information—including names, addresses, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, health insurance details, and medical records—affecting both patients and employees (current/former).The incident led to 21 consolidated class-action lawsuits, resulting in a $6.5 million settlement (including $2.2M for legal fees, $30K for plaintiffs, and reimbursements/credit monitoring for victims). Omni denied liability but agreed to enhance security measures to prevent future breaches. The exposed data poses risks of identity theft, fraud, and financial/reputational harm, with affected individuals eligible for compensation (up to $5,000 for losses, $105.56 pro rata payments, and two years of credit monitoring). California residents receive an additional $100 award.