Ethema Health Corp (GRST)

[Bubae]

What could be good news is what is in the latest filing for the wrongful death lawsuit dated May 25th. It would appear that Behavioral Health Holdings, Inc.(BHHI) which in turn changed its name to American Treatment Holding Inc (ATHI), the current holding company for the Evernia Treatment center, has been dropped from the lawsuit "with prejudice" (means permanently).

It still leaves Peace of Mind Counseling Services Inc., a Florida Profit Corporation d/b/a Evernia Station as one of the two defendants. We still have the document that Shawn Leon has signed off as the CEO of this business entity, Peace of Mind Counseling Services Inc, with the "registered agent" listed as Behavioral Health Holdings, Inc.(BHHI). Could be that they are simply cleaning up the filing.

Worthy of note is that the defendant that is actually be accused of violating the Florida statutes is Transformations Treatment Center, Inc. A comment from Shawn Leon the CEO of Ethema Health (GRST) would clear this up rather quickly. Select images below to enlarge.



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Wrongful Death Lawsuit - status: Open
Case Number : 50-2021-CA-002289-XXXX-MB or CASE NO.: 502021CA002289 AN
02/19/2021 - STRICKLIN, MARK V BEHAVIORAL HEALTH HOLDINGS INC


05/23/2023 MOTION PLAINTIFF'S MOTION FOR LEAVE TO AMEND COMPLAINT


2. Undersigned counsel has learned through discovery and investigation that Defendant
TRANSFORMATIONS may have violated multiple Florida criminal statutes and 2
new counts need to be added against that Defendant related to the alleged criminal
conduct.

45. Florida's Patient Brokering Act broadly prohibits offering or paying any
"commission, benefit, bonus, rebate, kickback, or bribe, directly or indirectly, in cash or in kind" or
engaging "in any split-fee arrangement, in any form whatsoever, to induce the referral of a patient
or patronage to or from a health care provider or health care facility." Fla. Stat. § 817.505(l)(a)

46. The statute also prohibits soliciting or receiving any such commission, as well as
aiding or otherwise participating in conduct prohibited by the statute. See id. § 817.505(l)(b)—(d)

49. By paying for transportation to their facility, Defendant TRANSFORMATIONS was
in violation of § 817.505, Florida Statutes, also referred to as the Florida Patient Brokering Act for
this felony conduct.