First Rehabilitation Resources Data Breach

In August 2025, FRR (Leidos QTC Health Commercial Services d/b/a First Rehabilitation Resources) experienced a data breach that may have compromised sensitive personal and health information of thousands of individuals. If you are one of those affected, you may be eligible to join a class action lawsuit and seek compensation. Below, we break down the breach details and your options for taking action.

What Happened in the First Rehabilitation Resources Data Breach?

FRR discovered suspicious activity on its email system in August 2025. Upon identifying the issue, FRR took immediate action to contain the malicious activity, which included shutting down the compromised email system and migrating all users to a more secure platform managed by Leidos. The company worked closely with cybersecurity experts to ensure that the unauthorized party no longer had access to its systems, and there is currently no ongoing threat to the security of personal data maintained by FRR.

FRR acted quickly to mitigate the damage, but the breach may still have exposed sensitive personal and health information, including Social Security numbers, medical details, and government IDs. The company has assured affected individuals that they have no evidence at this time of the misusage of their data by the malicious actor.

When Did the Breach Occur?

• Date of Suspicious Activity: August 2025

• Date of Discovery: August 2025

FRR identified the breach promptly in August 2025 and acted swiftly to shut down the compromised email system and secure its environment.

What Information Was Involved in the FRR Data Breach?

The data exposed by the breach may include the following sensitive information:

• Name: Full name of impacted individuals.

• Social Security Number: SSN associated with the affected person.

• Date of Birth: Birth dates that may have been accessed.

• Driver’s License Number: License numbers of those affected.

• Government ID Number: Government-issued identification numbers.

• Medical Information: Health-related details that may have been exposed.

• Health Insurance Information: Insurance details and policy information.

While FRR has no evidence of misuse of this data, the exposure of such sensitive information remains a significant concern.

What FRR Is Doing to Address the Breach

In response to the breach, FRR has taken several key steps to mitigate further risks:

1. Email System Migration: FRR shut down the affected email system and moved all user accounts to Leidos’ secure core email platform, which is hosted in a government-grade secure environment.

2. Upgraded Equipment: FRR provided all employees with new, secure Leidos-managed laptops and mobile phones to further protect sensitive data.

With these actions, FRR is confident that its systems are now secure and that there is no ongoing threat to personal data. The company is also offering 24 months of free credit monitoring services to impacted individuals to help safeguard their financial information.

What You Can Do to Protect Your Information

If you have been affected by the FRR data breach, it is crucial to take action to protect your personal information:

1. Sign Up for Credit Monitoring: FRR is offering 24 months of complimentary credit monitoring to those affected by the breach. Make sure to activate this service to monitor for any suspicious activity on your accounts.

2. Review Your Credit Reports: U.S. law allows you to access one free credit report annually from each of the three major credit bureaus. Use this to monitor for any unusual activity.

3. Monitor Your Bank and Credit Card Statements: Regularly check for unauthorized charges or transactions. The sooner you detect fraudulent activity, the better.

4. Be Cautious of Scams: Be vigilant for any phishing attempts or fraudulent communications that ask for your personal information. Do not click on links or open attachments from suspicious sources.

5. Contact Law Enforcement if Necessary: If you believe you are a victim of identity theft, contact your local law enforcement, your state attorney general, or the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for assistance.

File a Data Breach Lawsuit Against FRR

If you have received a data breach notification from FRR or believe your personal information was compromised during this incident, you may be eligible to file a lawsuit to seek compensation for the breach. Many affected individuals are unaware that they can join a class action lawsuit after a breach, but doing so can help recover damages and hold FRR accountable for its failure to protect sensitive information.

Contact Class Action U today to find out if you qualify for a class action lawsuit against FRR. Our team of legal experts will connect you with experienced attorneys who specialize in data breach claims. Fill out our quick, easy secure, form to get started. There is no cost to reach out, and no obligation to proceed after your initial consultation.