In April 2019, Scott Roskovski, left, and his wife, Stephanie, were charged with embezzling $1.3 million from BHS. The Center Township couple was accused of defrauding the health care system between 2011 and 2017 while Stephanie Roskovski was employed as chief operating officer at the facility. Butler Eagle file photo

Stephanie and Scott Roskovski, who embezzled at least $1.3 million from Butler Health System, may have to pay more money back to the hospital network as a result of their court filings.

In a hearing in motions court Thursday morning, Butler County Common Pleas Court senior Judge Robert Yeats ordered the Roskovskis to show the court why they should not have to pay the health system’s legal fees incurred while defending the Roskovskis’ motion to revisit their payments to BHS.

The Roskovskis agreed in 2017 to pay BHS $470,000 by mid-2020, according to court filings, and paid roughly $235,000 of that total. The funds the Roskovskis owe to BHS through the 2017 agreement are separate from the roughly $750,000 owed to BHS and the roughly $540,000 owed to the Internal Revenue Service in restitution from their federal criminal convictions.

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