DAYTON, Ohio — A Montgomery County woman who stole $1.5 million while working as a Medicaid provider was sentenced to six to nine years in prison, according to Attorney General Dave Yost. 

Janay Corbitt, 36, pleaded guilty in March to second-degree felony theft and three third-degree felony counts of identity fraud. Additionally, she must pay $1.5 million in restitution. 

She was indicted in May 2024 following an investigation by Yost's office. She stole multiple identities to open and operate two spam behavior health counseling agencies in the Dayton area, according to Yost. She also stole the identities of several licensed counselors. 

“Some thieves don’t know when to quit,” Yost said in a statement. “The investigators and prosecutors in our Health Care Fraud Section did a great job of putting a stop to this costly scheme.”