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August 5, 2026 by EmailMeNow IT Consulting

Call-on-Doc Faces N.D. Tex Class Actions Over Alleged 1.14M Patient Dump — No Org Notice Found

Complaints allege a Dec 2025 Call-on-Doc breach with ~1.14M patient records sold on a dark-web forum. In Re 3:26-cv-00200 (N.D. Tex). Org notice not found. Audit: callondoc.com 48%.

Source: CourtListener · DataBreaches.net

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Call-on-Doc telehealth alleged patient data dump and Texas federal lawsuits

Plaintiffs allege — Call-on-Doc has not confirmed in any notice we found — that Dallas telehealth provider Call-On-Doc, Inc. (callondoc.com) suffered a December 2025 intrusion after which ~1,144,223 patient records were listed for sale on a hacking forum (actor moniker iProfessor in reporting). Complaints describe exposed names, addresses, contacts, medical categories/conditions, services/prescriptions, and payment/transaction fields.

Federal cases are consolidated in the Northern District of Texas as In Re Call-on-Doc Inc Data Breach Litigation (3:26-cv-00200, filed January 26, 2026).

We read lead/member complaints (Freifeld / Sanders / Garrigues texts via PACERMonitor). They repeatedly state the company had not notified patients or regulators as of filing. DataBreaches.net (Jan 24, 2026) likewise reported no reply and no AG filings found. Treat volumes and data types as attacker/plaintiff assertions until Call-on-Doc or OCR/OAG confirms.

Call-on-Doc telehealth alleged patient data dump and Texas federal lawsuits

Alleged incident (complaint / dark-web reporting)

FieldDetail
EntityCall-On-Doc, Inc. d/b/a Call-On-Doc.com — Dallas, TX
Alleged timingDecember 2025 intrusion; forum listing ~Jan 22, 2026
Alleged volume~1,144,223 patient records
Alleged dataPII + medical categories/conditions + Rx/services + payment fields
Org / OCR / OAG noticeNot found in our Aug 5, 2026 check
Federal litigationIn Re Call-on-Doc 3:26-cv-00200 (N.D. Tex, filed Jan 26, 2026)

Independent Cybersecurity Audit

EmailMeNow audit of callondoc.com on August 5, 2026. 100% is the ideal.

DomainOverallIdentityTransportWebsiteRisk
callondoc.com48%35%15%45%Below Average

callondoc.com audit scoreboard at 48% overall

Key findings: 48% overall; 15% transport and 35% identity leave spoofed “telehealth portal / Rx refill” mail easy to deliver while lawsuits circulate.

Audit link: callondoc.com

Website-tech · blacklist · lookalikes · MFA

CheckResult (Aug 5, 2026)
Website-techLaravel (no version); GoDaddy TLS; HTTP→HTTPS redirect not confirmed on probe
BlacklistClear on checked mail/domain lists
Cybersquat8 to review (calllondoc.com, callondocs.com, calondoc.com, …)
YubiKey / open TOTPNot documentedUnevaluated

Spoofed Call-on-Doc Rx refill phishing beside registered lookalike domains

Priority Actions

If you used Call-on-Doc: Assume phishing risk even without a letter; verify any “records release” email out-of-band; monitor EOBs and pharmacy accounts; freeze credit if you shared SSN.

For telehealth operators: Publish timely notices when dumps appear; close DMARC/MTA-STS gaps toward 100%; inventory lookalikes.


Run a free Instant Cybersecurity Audit at audit.emailmenow.com or contact EmailMeNow IT Consulting.


Sources: CourtListener — In Re Call-on-Doc 3:26-cv-00200 · DataBreaches.net — Call-on-Doc alleged dump · EmailMeNow audit — callondoc.com