Medicaid
Another Medicaid fraud conviction
Moktar Hassan Aden, age 30, pled guilty to one count of wire fraud this morning at the federal courthouse in downtown St. Paul. Aden was one of four men indicted last September for defrauding Medicaid’s Housing Stabilization Services (HSS) program…
Why are we paying for middle-class Medicaid and how…
One in three Minnesota children now receives coverage through Medical Assistance, the state’s…
States are grumbling about Medicaid work requirements.…
States are grumbling about the cost of implementing new work requirements for working-age Medicaid…
Coverage vs. Care (Part 2): What Was Lost and Why
Before Medicaid, Idahoans who needed medical care and lacked the means to pay for it relied on a…
No, Proving Medical Frailty Isn’t Too Much to Ask
The Trump administration just released a new rule making clear that Medicaid’s work requirements are…
but that’s not the scary part for other health C-suites
Minnesota insurer UCare approved a $200,000 bonus for its roughly $1 million CEO even as the company became insolvent and was placed under administrative supervision for its “hazardous financial condition.” The 42-year-old Minnesota insurer has drawn…
Fraud charges for former county worker
Last week, the state Attorney General’s office reported, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison’s…
Coverage vs. Care (Part 1)
On Valentine’s Day 1966, Gov. Bob Smylie called a special session of the state Legislature to deal,…
Medicaid’s fraud problem has become impossible to…
The House Energy and Commerce Committee is demanding records from 11 states as part of a widening…
More fraud tourism
They call it the City of Brotherly Love, but Philadelphia is quickly growing a national reputation…
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