Edelson Lechtzin LLP is investigating potential data privacy claims involving Saber Healthcare, an Ohio-based senior care provider, after unauthorized activity was discovered in the company’s computer systems on July 27, 2026. Saber Healthcare said a review by a third-party forensic expert found that an unauthorized individual may have accessed personal information, with the affected-data assessment completed on August 19, 2026. The company posted notice around September 25, 2026, and notified the South Carolina, Texas and Vermont Attorneys General. At least 3,025 South Carolina residents, 269 Texas residents and 25 Vermont residents were reported affected, alongside additional individuals nationwide, although the full scope remains unconfirmed. Potentially exposed data may include Social Security numbers, government identification, medical records, health insurance details, financial account information and biometric information. Edelson Lechtzin is offering free, confidential case evaluations and is investigating a possible class action. The firm says a successful case could seek compensation for lost time, out-of-pocket costs and loss of privacy, while encouraging affected individuals to monitor financial and health accounts, preserve notices, and consider credit-monitoring, fraud-alert or security-freeze protections.