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Ga. nurse practitioner convicted in fraud scheme ordered to pay back $1.6M, serve 7 years in prison

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Sherley Beaufils, 44, of Conyers, was sentenced to more than seven years in federal prison. She facilitated orders for more than 3,000 orthotic braces generating more than $3 million in charges to Medicare for patients that she never treated. The orders included a knee brace for a leg amputee and a back braces for a patient who was dead.

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Ga. nurse practitioner convicted in fraud scheme ordered to pay back $1.6M, serve 7 years in prison

Prosecutors said she ordered a leg brace for an amputee and a back brace for a dead patient as part of the elaborate scheme.

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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