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Bismarck Business Owner Charged with Medicaid Fraud While Facing Federal Bank Fraud Case
Updated Oct 25, 7:08 PM CT. Every fact below links to the source that reported it.
What the primary sources show
- Kristina Moody, a Bismarck business owner, is accused of billing North Dakota Medicaid at least $247,000 fraudulently through her home healthcare business One Love Home Care. [KFYR-TV] [Bismarck Tribune]
- The business employed workers who were not legally permitted to provide healthcare services. [KFYR-TV] [Bismarck Tribune]
- Some employees had prior convictions for serious crimes including murder, drugs, and theft. [KFYR-TV]
- Moody herself continued treating clients after a DUI conviction disqualified her from providing services under state Medicaid rules. [KFYR-TV]
- Moody is also facing federal charges in a separate bank fraud case to which she has agreed to plead guilty. [KFYR-TV] [Bismarck Tribune]
- Moody's sentencing in the federal bank fraud case is scheduled for January. [KFYR-TV]
What they left out / still unanswered
- What specific charges are included in the federal bank fraud case?
- Over what time period did the Medicaid billing fraud occur?
- What is the maximum potential sentence or restitution for the Medicaid fraud charges?
Official line vs. how each source framed it
- KFYR-TV: KFYR-TV detailed the specific violations including employee criminal backgrounds and Moody's continued service delivery after her disqualification, connecting it to her broader pattern of financial crimes. Read it → · Ads
- Bismarck Tribune: Bismarck Tribune highlighted her pretrial release status in the federal case and the specific dollar amount of the Medicaid fraud, focusing on the ineligible worker employment issue. Read it → · Paywall
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