USA v. GREEN

USA v. GREEN

Massachusetts District Court – No. #105-cr-10166DPW

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In reviewing the 2005 court documents, I noted the following:

1. Mr. Green devised a scheme to defraud Medicare with Dr. Mitchell Pulver and Dr. Louis Frank, both licensed Psychologists.

2. Mr. Green did not provide treatments to patients and submitted fraudulent claims.

3. Dr. Frank, Dr. Pulver, and Scott Green split the fraudulently received Medicare proceeds.

4. The total Medicare fraud by the three felons was $93,562.87.

5. Mr. Green defrauded Medicare for $70,000.

6. Mr. Green Defrauded National Heritage to pay monies for false Medicare claims and deposited the funds into a checking account Scott Green had opened under the name of “Benjamin Cooper”.

7. Mr. Green admitted Guilt on 5/25/05.

8. Mr. Green’s physician Dr. Jack L. Potts stated that Mr. Green under severe marital, emotional, and financial stress when he committed his crimes.

9. Mr. Green separated from his first wife and entered a twelve-step program to break his addition to gambling.

10. Dr. Potts stated that Mr. Green is likely suffering from Depression, anxiety Disorder, and possibly Embarrassing Panic Disorder.

11. Scott Green’s partner in the criminal activities, Dr. Pulver, told him to stop the Medicare Fraud. Mr. Green showed a complete lack of honesty by misusing the doctors Medicare PIN number without the doctor’s approval.

12. Mr. Green submitted 2,679 false Medicare claims.

13. Mr. Green’s case was considered a Criminal case as opposed to a civil case because of its severity.

14. Mr. Green had his medical records sealed.

15. Mr. Green’s offenses were one count of Mail Fraud and one count of Aiding & Abetting.

16. Mr. Green agreed to the sentence three year probation, six months home confinement with electronic monitoring, and the repayment of $52,622.23.

17. On 12/9/05 Sun Grove Resort Village’s John Paul Taylor agreed to continue to have the felon Scott Green employed as the Executive Director. John Paul Taylor stated on 12/9/05 that Mr. Green had informed him of his legal situation which was nearly a year after Mr. Green first became employed at Sun Grove Resort Village on 12/27/04. This was obviously a violation of Mr. Green’s sentence which was to keep all his employers aware of his felony conviction during his three year probation.

18. Mrs. Green wrote to Judge Woodlock on 8/30/05 pleading for leniency for her husband because: he volunteered delivering meals to homebound seniors, her parents liked him and he helps her parents, he reduced the behavioral problems of the Sun Grove Resort Residents with parties, a resident run bakery, and new equipment purchases. She stated that her husband, Scott Green, could not make it in prison because of his asthma attacks, chest pains, migraines, and depression, and seizures.

19. The Transfer of Jurisdiction for Mr. Green’s sentences was made from Massachusetts to Arizona on 2/17/06.

20. No record is made in the court documents to verify if the Mr. Green ever paid his debt to society.

It is very sad that the felon Scott Green was allowed to continue to work with seniors. He defrauded the seniors in the past and Sun Grove Resort Village (SGRV) gave him the ideal opportunity to continue his past criminal activities. A convicted felon can be bonded but the costs are much higher due to the risk. No convicted felon should ever be in charge of a senior living facility because the risk is more than just stolen money but it is the potential harm to the seniors. The SGRV owners are presently investigating Scott Green for embezzlement. SGRV Owners and Seniority Inc., a subsidiary of ABHOW, are responsible for all SGRV’s illegal activities.