Kelly Stutzman, a professional counselor and owner of K-Assist, was also named in the settlement for allegedly submitting claims to Medicaid for services that were not provided by a licensed professional.
Ms. Stutzman has agreed to pay $63,764.23 in restitution and be subject to a three-year suspended jail sentence and five-year conditional discharge as part of a separate criminal charge for health insurance fraud.
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