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Bismarck woman faces Medicaid fraud charges while in federal bank fraud case
Updated Oct 26, 2:08 PM CT. Every fact below links to the source that reported it.
What the primary sources show
- Kristina Moody, a Bismarck business owner, ran One Love Home Care and billed North Dakota Medicaid at least $247,000. [KFYR-TV] [Bismarck Tribune]
- Her home care business employed workers who were not legally allowed to provide care, including some with past convictions for murder, drugs, and theft. [KFYR-TV]
- Moody continued to treat clients herself after a DUI conviction disqualified her from providing services under the state program. [KFYR-TV]
- She is in a federal bank fraud case where she agreed to plead guilty, with sentencing scheduled for January. [KFYR-TV]
What they left out / still unanswered
- What specific charges has Moody been formally charged with in the Medicaid fraud case?
- When is the expected sentencing or trial date for the Medicaid fraud charges?
- Are there ongoing investigations into other operational or billing practices of One Love Home Care?
Official line vs. how each source framed it
- KFYR-TV: KFYR-TV reported detailed findings about the ineligible workers employed by Moody's business and her own continued service after disqualification, connecting the Medicaid fraud to her ongoing federal bank fraud case. Read it → · Ads
- Bismarck Tribune: Bismarck Tribune reported that a woman on pretrial release for federal bank fraud was charged with Medicaid fraud through her home care business employing ineligible workers. Read it → · Paywall
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