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Prove you’re legit or else, DHS has a tight deadline for Minnesota’s 5,500 Medicaid providers
“Fraud, fraud, fraud,” that’s how said James Clark, inspector general for the Minnesota Department of Human Services summarizes the headlines concerning Medicaid in Minnesota.
Business owners join forces after Operation Metro Surge
Lesson to look out for each other after Metro Surge is extended to struggling Twin Cities small businesses
House project from Rebuilding Together Minnesota prompts a marriage proposal
House project from Rebuilding Together Minnesota prompts a marriage proposal
Minneapolis florist who did George Floyd’s memorial flowers among Galleria FLORA exhibit
Minneapolis florist who did George Floyd’s memorial flowers among Galleria FLORA exhibit
This pastor and former drug addict is changing how churches see and serve the addicted
This pastor and former drug addict is changing how churches see and serve the addicted.
Autistic children paid the price (twice) for fraud in Minnesota
Children are the ultimate victims of Medicaid fraud in Minnesota, specifically the $20 million in fraudulent billing reported by the Justice Department for services for children with autism.
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