NEVADA ALSO HAS SUCH A SYSTEM.
“FAMILY MEMBERS TAKING CARE OF OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS CAN BE PAID FOR DOING SO.”
UTTER NONSENSE.
Daily Wire’s intrepid reporter Luke Rosiak explains:
<><>Ohio pays tax dollars for ‘chores’ like cooking and cleaning for Medicaid users.
<><>The ones paid for these “services’ don’t even have to be healthcare workers —
<><>in many cases, they are actually relatives of the Medicaid recipient.
Rosiak dug into a treasure trove of Medicaid data released by DOGE that was uncovered by independent journalists in Minn and in Ca. Obvious cases of fraud:
<><>Storefronts that do nothing more than bill Medicaid.
<><>predictably immigrants are running these scams
<><>ripping off taxpayers for millions.
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Message: True Home Healthcare must be terminated for fraud.
True Home Healthcare was certified as a Medicaid provider in April 2021; between May 2021 and October 2024, it billed taxpayers $936,000. It had 12 customers when it opened its doors, and 12 customers in October 2024, the last month for which data is available, according to the HHS data.
In official govt Medicaid records, the owner is listed as Sierra Leone African immigrant Mamusu Kanu. According to a review of public records, Kanu has had a slew of criminal convictions, including for theft, assault, and DUI, as well as several civil judgments and tax liens. Kanu was charged with felony aggravated assault in Virginia, and convicted of theft in Columbus in 2004, 2005, and 2006.
The company True Home Healthcare LLC received $100,000 tax dollars in December 2023 alone off just 15 patients, according to an analysis of federal spending data.
True Home Healthcare must be terminated.
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Meet The Convicted Fraudster Running A Million Dollar Medicaid Business
True Home Healthcare was certified as a Medicaid provider in April 2021; between May 2021 and October 2024, it billed taxpayers $936,000. It had 12 customers when it opened its doors, and 12 customers in October 2024, the last month for which data is available, according to the HHS data.
In official govt Medicaid records, the owner is listed as Sierra Leone African immigrant Mamusu Kanu. According to a review of public records, Kanu has had a slew of criminal convictions, including for theft, assault, and DUI, as well as several civil judgments and tax liens. Kanu was charged with felony aggravated assault in Virginia, and convicted of theft in Columbus in 2004, 2005, and 2006.
The company True Home Healthcare LLC received $100,000 tax dollars in December 2023 alone off just 15 patients, according to our analysis of federal spending data. In a phone interview, Mamusu Kanu, who goes by “Sue,” denied that she had a criminal record, before declaring: “Even if I do, it doesn’t have anything to do with nobody. They [Medicaid] certify you before you do anything.”
Incorporation documents for True Home Healthcare don’t list Kanu, but rather an African man, Alieu Conteh. The couple are married and have been partners in crime for decades. On December 12, 2004, both Kanu and Conteh were charged with theft in Columbus. They previously lived in Alexandria, Virginia, where they stiffed multiple landlords out of rent. Court records show the couple faced foreclosure in Columbus immediately before opening their Medicaid business.
In Franklin County, where Columbus is located, court records show Conteh had 25 additional convictions including for endangering children. Conteh acknowledged his criminal history, but said it didn’t interfere with his ability to do business with Medicaid. “Yes, I do have a lot of records,” Conteh told The Daily Wire. “I was just too dumb I didn’t even know what is law.”
“We came up to do business. I put in my application with the government, Medicaid, Medicare, they check. They see all my history … and they approved the business to operate,” Conteh said. “Do you want to tell me I don’t have rights to own a business?”
Conteh had a roster of aliases that he would give to the police, such as Osman Kanu and Gbssay Gbla, leading to multiple fraud convictions. “That way I cannot be arrested when I knew I was driving with a suspended license,” he told The Daily Wire.
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