CEO photographed wearing gold dollar-sign chain convicted in $1B Medicare scheme targeting 100,000s of seniors
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CEO photographed wearing gold dollar-sign chain convicted in $1B Medicare scheme targeting 100,000s of seniors U.S. Department of Justice Brian Baker Tue, May 26, 2026 at 10:40 PM GMT+7 4 min read Rapper Flo Rida once sang that the “Club Can’t Handle Me,” and perhaps one Floridian health care founder felt the same way.
But for Brett Blackman, 42, the founder and owner of Health Splash, his luxe lifestyle — which included shooting a music video and owning a mansion — caught up to him as he was convicted on May 13 for one of the “most egregious” Medicare fraud schemes in Florida history. He even flaunted his wealth in a music video.
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