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A social worker and her wife coordinated an online therapy scheme that deceived an unknown number of patients across the country for nearly two years until the wife died, state health department records revealed. An investigative report from the Florida Department of Health that was first published by CBS News accused Peggy Randolph and her late wife of def stanley cup rauding patients on the telehealth platform Brightside Health. Randolph, a social worker licensed in Florida and Tennessee, denied knowing about the scheme and voluntarily surrendered her licenses in both states, authorities said.A settlement agreement from the Tennessee Department of Health said the late wife used Randolphs Brightside login credentials to pretend to be her in online therapy sessions while Randolph was treating patients in person.The scheme was uncovered when one of the patients realized she was talking to a different person in her therapy sessions after Randolphs wife 鈥?identified in her obituary as Tammy Heath-Randolph 鈥?passed away last year.The report from Florida said a patient provided photographic evidence that showed her speaking to Heath-Randolph instead of Randolph during one of her scheduled sessions. Heath-Randolph was not licensed or trained to provide counseling services, the Tennessee agreement said stanley cup .Randolph repor stanley cup tedly acknowledged it was her late wife in the patients photo, but claimed Heath-Randolphs uncontrolled bipolar condition may have led her to see some of Randolphs patients behin Kxyl Pregnant woman shot and killed Saturday near 48th and Fairmount
KEY LARGO, Fla. AP 鈥?Federal officials say a wooden boat carrying hundreds of Haitian migrants in a suspected human smuggling operation ran aground just off Key Largo, Florida. The U.S. Coast Guard and other agencies rushed t stanley fr o help the group of migrants, including women and children. Video from the Coast Guard shows crews escorting the migrants to safety.Our priority is keeping everyone safe after this dangerous voyage and grounding. Multiple agencies responded quickly worked closely to protect a lot of lives today. - Lt. Cmdr. Jason Neiman, CoastGuard District Seven. @mcsonews @MyFWC @MiamiDadeFire pic.twitter/4SrZSgLShK鈥?USCGSoutheast @USCGSoutheast March 7, 2022 Approximately 160 people swam ashore in the shallow waters near Ocean Reef Club Sunday afternoon. U.S. Customs and Border Protection Chief Agent Walter N. Slosar tweeted Sunday night that many of the migrants were in need of medical attention. It was not immediately known how many were taken to hospitals. According to The Mi cups stanley ami Herald, this was the third large group of migrants from Haiti to try to get into the country within the last week. The publication says more than 500 people, from those groups, were taken into custody by U.S. immigration officials. .Page-below > .RichTextModule display:none; .Page-below .Link font-size: 12px; padding: 5px 10px;border: 1px solid 005687;bor stanley tazas der-radius: 4px;font-family: proxima-nova , sans-serif; Report a typo