People who received a prerecorded call from Crown Administrators on behalf of Altrua HealthShare between Dec. 2 and Dec. 11, 2024, may be eligible for a share of a reported $1.1 million TCPA class action settlement. The reported claim deadline is Oct. 20, 2026. The next step is to use the claim form described in the settlement notice, either online or by mail, and provide the class member ID if filing online. A payment of up to $700 is only a ceiling; the final amount depends on how many valid claims are approved and deductions from the fund.
Who may qualify
The reported settlement covers individuals who received a prerecorded call from Crown Administrators on behalf of Altrua HealthShare using AIRudder technology during the 10-day period from Dec. 2 through Dec. 11, 2024. The underlying lawsuit alleged that the companies violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act by making prerecorded calls to cellphones without prior express consent.
The evidence supplied does not identify affected states, specific phone-number prefixes or a separate product or membership requirement. That means readers should not assume that every Altrua HealthShare member qualifies. The key reported condition is receipt of a qualifying prerecorded call during the stated period.
How the reported payment works
The settlement fund is reported as $1.1 million, but that is not the amount each claimant will receive. Before distribution, the fund will be reduced by attorneys’ fees, administrative costs and service awards, according to the supplied report. The remaining balance will then be divided equally among valid claimants under a pro rata calculation.
That formula creates the main financial trade-off for a potential claimant. Filing may preserve the opportunity to receive money, but the maximum advertised amount does not establish what an individual will actually receive. The final payment could be lower if the court-approved deductions are substantial or if many valid claims are submitted. Filing a claim also does not guarantee payment.
How to file before the deadline
The supplied settlement report says class members can submit an online claim form or download, print and mail a PDF claim form. A claimant may also request a form by telephone. Online filers will need the class member ID included with the settlement notice.
The report says claimants do not need to proactively provide proof or other documentation with the claim. Instead, the administrator is expected to verify eligibility using Altrua Ministries’ calling records. That does not eliminate the need to complete the form accurately. Keep a copy of the submitted claim and any confirmation, notice or mailing receipt for your records.
For mail requests or paper submissions, the reported administrator address is:
Finley v. Altrua Ministries, et al.
c/o Kroll Settlement Administration LLC
P.O. Box 225391
New York, NY 10150-5391
The supplied report lists 833-930-0158 as the administrator’s telephone number. It says paper checks will be mailed to the address provided on the claim form. The evidence pack does not include a direct official claim-form URL, so readers should verify the administrator and case name against their settlement notice before submitting personal information.
What the evidence confirms—and what it does not
The reported terms provide a clear decision point: someone who received a potentially qualifying call and has a settlement notice may want to file before Oct. 20, 2026, rather than rely on an automatic payment. The reported process does not require claimants to prove the call themselves, because eligibility is supposed to be checked against calling records.
But the evidence has limits. It does not include a court order, a full settlement agreement, a final approval date, an official administrator webpage or a confirmed payment date. It therefore cannot establish that the settlement is finally approved or that checks will be issued on a particular schedule. The report says the parties agreed to settle; that wording should not be treated as proof that all court approvals are complete.
A second supplied source, Dapeer Law’s general settlement directory, describes open settlements overall but does not provide Altrua-specific eligibility terms, payment calculations or a deadline in the available text. Altrua HealthShare’s own legal page explains that its healthcare-sharing membership is not insurance, but it does not verify the TCPA settlement terms. Neither source fills the gap left by the missing court and administrator documents.
Bottom line for potential claimants
If you received a prerecorded Crown Administrators call tied to Altrua HealthShare during the reported Dec. 2–11, 2024, window, check whether you received a settlement notice and submit the claim through the administrator’s documented route by Oct. 20, 2026. Do not count on $700: the reported fund is subject to deductions and division among valid claimants. Before filing, confirm the case name, administrator, deadline and claim instructions from the notice or an official court or Kroll document. The supplied evidence supports taking that verification step, not assuming a payment is certain.
This is a decision story, not a guaranteed-payment notice. The reported terms identify a narrow group—people who received certain prerecorded Crown Administrators calls for Altrua HealthShare during Dec. 2–11, 2024—and give them a reported Oct. 20, 2026 filing deadline. The practical advantage of filing is preserving a possible share without proactively submitting call records. The financial limitation is more significant: $700 is only the stated upper amount, while fees, costs, awards and the number of valid claims will affect the final distribution. Because the supplied evidence lacks the court order and official administrator URL, readers should verify the notice before filing.
Sources and methodology
- Altrua HealthShare $1.1 Million TCPA Class Action Settlement: Claim Up to $700 - Claim Depot - https://www.claimdepot.com/settlements/altrua-crown-tcpa-settlement
- Disclaimers & Legal - Altrua HealthShare - https://altruahealthshare.org/resources/disclaimers-legal
- Open Class Action Settlements You Can Claim Right Now - Dapeer Law - https://www.dapeer.com/settlements-to-claim
