800 Medicaid Providers Disenrolled to Tackle Suspected Fraud

800 Medicaid providers disenrolled to tackle suspected fraud

The move falls in line with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's aim to "empower state agencies to continue combatting fraud."

State disenrolls 800 Medicaid providers, denies licenses to suspected fraudsters

Share This StoryThe Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) announced last week that it has disenrolled about 800 Medicaid providers who had not billed for services in more than a year. The move targets providers certified before April 1, 2024, who have not billed since that date. The number excludes 621 providers in the fraud-ridden Housing Stabilization Services (HSS) program because it is set to end Oct. 31, according to an Oct. 16 DHS p…