Brothers at heart of jail healthcare scandal resurface Christopher Saul February 24, 2026 11:13 am Okaloosa County The brothers at the center of an investigation into the Okaloosa Jail’s healthcare policy have resurfaced again. Former Okaloosa Jail Department Head Nolan Weeks and his brother, HealthCred Care President Chad LaBoy, announced in a press release that they plan to donate more than $140,000 to corrections departments and sheriff’s offices in Florida, Alabama, and Georgia. HealthCred Care is a scheme that allows local governments to help sign up unsentenced inmates for healthcare through the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) as a way to reduce local government’s liability to pay for medical treatments directly. The press release highlights the pair as co-founders of the business, even though the business was started while Weeks was still at the Okaloosa County Jail as a supervisor, and claimed he did not work for the business at the time. We attempted to secure an interview with the brothers and were initially told by their Public Relations manager that they would be available. After a short time, we were informed that their schedules had filled and that they were no longer available at any time. Should they become available, we’ll update the story. The Investigation and Nolan Weeks’s departure from Okaloosa County. Nolan Weeks was hired at the Okaloosa County Jail over far more qualified applicants in 2022 to serve as a major of jail operations. An investigation by Okaloosa County’s contracted attorneys at...
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