A Kendall County woman who practiced medicine without a license will serve eight years in prison after being sentenced Tuesday in two fraud cases.

A Kendall County woman whose downtown Boerne medical practice drew scrutiny from law enforcement investigators has pleaded guilty to two felony charges, Kendall County court officials confirmed Thursday.

A Kendall County woman accused of being an unlicensed doctor was arrested again Wednesday, facing new charges related to a years-long investigation into her clinic. Hunter was initially charged with three counts of practicing without a medical license in February 2019 after an investigation that first began in 2016. In a court hearing on Friday, the prosecutor indicated they will drop the previous charges against Hunter and instead pursue the fraud charges, which are state jail felonies. AdIn the past, Hunter would provide treatment to cancer patients, charging up to $1,700 for a single treatment session. The Defenders have been unable to determine what treatments Hunter is currently offering and whether she needs a state medical license to provide them.