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Deborah A. Gray, LPC

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Specializes in: Counseling and Addiction Therapy

2119 Riverwalk Drive #218
Moore, OK 73160

(405) 799-7833

Deborah A. Gray, LPC is a counselor in Moore, OK specializing in counseling and addiction therapy.

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2119 Riverwalk Drive #218
Moore, OK 73160

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“Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - DEBORAH A. GRAY, 51, and KEITH B. GRAY, II, 27, both of Oklahoma City, were sentenced to prison this week by United States District Judge David L. Russell for submitting...”—"Oklahoma City Mother and Son Sentenced to Prison for $770,000 Fraud Against Medicaid", U.S. Department of Justice, July 2017

“OKLAHOMA CITY - Deborah A. Gray, 51, and her son, Keith B. Gray II, 27, both of Oklahoma City, have been sentenced to prison for submitting false claims to Medicaid for behavioral health counseling.”—"Mother, son sentenced for Medicaid fraud", The Journal Record, July 2017

“Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - DEBORAH A. GRAY, 60, and KEITH B. GRAY, II, 26, both of Oklahoma City, each pled guilty yesterday to three counts of health care fraud in connection with submitting false...”—"Oklahoma City Mother and Son Plead Guilty to Defrauding Medicaid Out Of Nearly $770,000", U.S. Department of Justice, January 2017