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A Minnesota Housing Program has been caught stealing more than $100 million dollars and is being shut down “The FBI says those companies claim to be helping vulnerable Minnesotans find homes, but in reality, clients received little or no actual services or assistance and the fraudsters took large Medicaid...

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United States Attorney of Minnesota “Minnesota is drowning in fraud” - Taxpayer funded housing stabilization services companies are creating fake programs and making fake claims to bill for services that never happen - Over $100 million per year is stolen - Fraudulent health care companies set up - Fraudulent housing programs set up - Rehab patient fraud - Fake Medicare and Medicaid claims “Many of these companies operated out of dilapidated storefronts or run down office buildings that were full of other fraudulent health care companies” “They identified vulnerable individuals, Medicaid eligible individuals, many of whom were being released from drug or alcohol rehab facilities. They sign them up to receive housing stabilization services to help them, purportedly to help them find stable housing. Then they bill them for services that they did not, or they build Medicaid for services they did not actually provide. Despite the hundreds of millions of dollars in payments that have gone out from the state of Minnesota to housing stabilization services companies, many of these, most of these individuals did not receive stable housing they so desperately needed. The money was just simply stolen” “The level of fraud in these programs is staggering.” Now imagine this same fraud in every major city in every state. We can’t even comprehend the real amount of theft taking place against taxpayers

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Today, CMS notified Governor Walz and the state of Minnesota that we are deferring an additional $91 million in federal Medicaid funding. This follows a pattern we can’t ignore. From the “Learing Center” scandal to the recent DOJ action involving childcare centers, Minnesota’s Medicaid program has shown serious vulnerabilities to fraud. These are not isolated breakdowns—they point to systemic issues that must be addressed. Here’s the reality: the federal government funds roughly half of Medicaid. That gives CMS both the authority and the responsibility to ensure those dollars are spent legally and appropriately. When they’re not, we act. Earlier this year, after auditing Q4 FY2025 billing, we deferred over $250 million. Of the $91 million deferred: • $76 million is tied to 14 service categories highly vulnerable to fraud • $14 million involves program integrity concerns, including payments for ineligible individuals We’re giving Governor Walz as much support as we can to turn this around. However, we cannot and will not pay bad bills so we’re asking for more information from Minnesota to verify these bills. CMS will continue using every tool available to protect Medicaid’s integrity—because this program must serve the most vulnerable Americans, while honoring the trust of taxpayers. More updates to come. As always, I’m grateful to Vice President JD Vance’s leadership as CMS plays its part in the whole-of-government effort to root out fraud.

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