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CT Man Sentenced For Wide-Ranging $1.3M Medicaid Fraud Scheme - Vimarsana News

CT Man Sentenced For Wide-Ranging $1.3M Medicaid Fraud Scheme

A former licensed professional counselor was sentenced for operating a scheme to defraud the Connecticut Medicaid Program of more than $1.3 million.Hartford County resident Cortney Dunlap, age 37, of Burlington, was sentenced on Frida…

CT Man Sentenced For Wide-Ranging $1.3M Medicaid Fraud Scheme - Vimarsana News

CT Man Sentenced For Wide-Ranging $1.3M Medicaid Fraud Scheme

A former licensed professional counselor was sentenced for operating a scheme to defraud the Connecticut Medicaid Program of more than $1.3 million.Hartford County resident Cortney Dunlap, age 37, of Burlington, was sentenced on Frida…

CT Man Sentenced For Wide-Ranging $1.3M Medicaid Fraud Scheme - Vimarsana News

CT Man Sentenced For Wide-Ranging $1.3M Medicaid Fraud Scheme

A former licensed professional counselor was sentenced for operating a scheme to defraud the Connecticut Medicaid Program of more than $1.3 million.Hartford County resident Cortney Dunlap, age 37, of Burlington, was sentenced on Frida…

CT Man Sentenced For Wide-Ranging $1.3M Medicaid Fraud Scheme - Vimarsana News

CT Man Sentenced For Wide-Ranging $1.3M Medicaid Fraud Scheme

A former licensed professional counselor was sentenced for operating a scheme to defraud the Connecticut Medicaid Program of more than $1.3 million.Hartford County resident Cortney Dunlap, age 37, of Burlington, was sentenced on Frida…

Owner of Hartford businesses that ran programs across CT gets prison for Medicaid fraud - Vimarsana News

Owner of Hartford businesses that ran programs across CT gets prison for Medicaid fraud

Federal prosecutors said that for two years beginning in 2018, Dunlap billed the state for non existent psychotherapy services. On rare occasions when service was provided, federal prosecutors said it was provided by unlicensed, unqualified individuals.