Brentwood eye doctor Helen Boerman sentenced to 42 months in prison for a 7 million dollar Medicare fraud scheme.

Federal prosecutors said she used her practice, Brentwood Eye Care, to submit false claims to Medicare for services patients did not receive and for wound care products she did not purchase or use.

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Helen Boerman used her practice, Brentwood Eye Care, to submit false claims to Medicare over a period of three-and-a-half ...

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Brentwood, Tenn.-based optometric physician Helen Boerman has been sentenced to 42 months in federal prison for defrauding Medicare and other government health care programs out of nearly $7 million, ...

A Brentwood optometrist was sentenced for $6.9M in fraud. Learn about the case and the consequences of health care fraud.

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A Brentwood optometrist who admitted submitting about $11 million in false Medicare claims has been sentenced to 42 months in ...

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