Un fraudeur condamné dirige une entreprise de soins Medicaid à un million de dollars dans l'Ohio

Une entreprise de Columbus détenue par un couple aux multiples condamnations pénales a facturé près d'un million de dollars à Medicaid dans l'Ohio pour des services de soins à domicile. True Home Healthcare LLC a reçu des paiements malgré les restrictions pesant sur les licences d'infirmiers de ses propriétaires et les interrogations sur le travail effectué.

True Home Healthcare LLC exerce ses activités depuis un immeuble de bureaux à Columbus où une note sur la porte indiquait que le personnel était en pause. Les registres de Medicaid désignent Mamusu Kanu comme propriétaire, bien que les documents constitutifs nomment plutôt son époux Alieu Conteh. L'entreprise a facturé 936 000 dollars au programme entre mai 2021 et octobre 2024 tout en assurant le suivi d'une liste constante d'environ une douzaine de patients.

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