The class is narrower than all coverage denials
The Anthem proton-beam radiation therapy settlement notice sets October 10, 2026 as the claim postmark deadline. The case concerns identified people who received the treatment for prostate cancer and whose treatments were not covered by Anthem or other insurance. It is not a refund form for every rejected medical claim.
The lawsuit alleges improper denials involving ERISA-regulated plans and specified reasons such as experimental, investigational or insufficiently proven treatment. Anthem denies wrongdoing. The notice describes people identified by Anthem during discovery, so a reader should confirm class status rather than infer eligibility solely from a diagnosis.
The claim needs specific provider information
The $3.625 million settlement amount is reduced by approved fees, costs, service awards and administration before distribution. Payments depend on qualifying out-of-pocket treatment payments. The form requires evidence including the provider name and address, service date, description of care and charges the person paid themselves.
Keep treatment invoices and payment records and use the notice instructions to confirm eligibility. We could read the notice, but the main case website did not load during this check. Reconfirm current administrator instructions before mailing private medical information; neither the fund total nor a filed claim establishes the amount a particular patient will receive.