Blueberry Pediatrics data breach - SparkMD Inc. and Blueberry Medical experienced cybersecurity incident. Did you receive a data breach notice from Blueberry Pediatrics? You may be eligible to participate in a class action investigation. Shub Johns & Holbrook LLP is investigating potential claims on behalf of individuals whose sensitive personal and medical information may have been compromised in the Blueberry Pediatrics data breach. Contact Shub Law Firm today to learn more about your potential legal rights. Complete the form below to share your information with its team. What happened? On July 17, 2026, SparkMD Inc. and Blueberry Medical PA ("Blueberry Pediatrics") were notified of a cybersecurity incident with its information vendor Metabase and launched an investigation to determine the impact of the breach. The investigation determined that an unauthorized party may have accessed or acquired personal and private health information in or around August 2026. Blueberry Pediatrics was notified of the breach on August 22, 2026, and more information is still being discovered about the incident's impact. The total number of affected individuals has been estimated at approximately 340,915 individuals. The compromised information may have included: * Names and dates of birth * Healthcare Information such as medical records and charges * Health insurance information like plan name and policy numbers Who may be affected? Individuals whose personal or medical information was maintained or processed by Blueberry Pediatrics may have been affected. If you receive a breach notification or otherwise believe your information may have been exposed, you may wish to explore your legal options. Submit the form below to contact SJ&H LLP about the Secure Healthcare Information Management data breach investigation. Get legal help now. 100% Free Consultation

Carrot has expanded its parenting benefits by adding on-demand pediatric telemedicine through Blueberry Pediatrics for families with children under 12. The service provides 24/7 access to board-certified pediatricians for common illnesses and injuries, including ear infections, rashes and flu. Members receive a home medical kit containing a wireless digital ear scope, pediatric pulse oximeter and thermometer, enabling remote diagnosis and treatment. According to Blueberry data, telemedicine can reduce unnecessary emergency department visits by up to 40%, helping avoid costs exceeding $1,100 per visit whilst minimising workplace absenteeism. The offering integrates with Carrot's existing parenting benefits, which include expert chats, educational resources and care navigation. Carrot aims to deliver cost savings and productivity gains for employers whilst supporting working parents.