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Posted on 03/13/2026 4:04:22 AM PDT by rightwingintelligentsia
This week, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit charged Gertrue Kemunto Mongare with multiple counts of felony theft by false representation.
Investigators say Mongare is the owner of B&G Caring Angels LLC, a Medicaid-enrolled home health care agency. She's accused of submitting more than 3,000 claims totaling more than $600,000 over four years.
WCCO went to the address listed for the business to ask for comment. No one answered the door, and when we called the unit number, we were hung up on.
According to the complaint, investigators found no records of services provided and no background checks for employees. Mongare told investigators timesheets were submitted verbally.
Investigators also say Mongare did not know some of the recipients she and her fiancée were billing for.
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Another Amish entrepreneur
But they whine about steak for fighting soldiers.
3000 claims totaling $600,000 over 4 years. Who is in on this fraud? Where did the $ go?
With degrees from the University of Nairobi.
Caring Angels? Corrupt Devils.
We must thank heaven for small favors. At least the fraudulent business didn’t call itself Careing Angles.
Gertrue Kemunto Mongare, a Minnesota woman...
I can’t believe Ellison actually charged someone.
It’s ok. She’s prolly already agreed to be arrested, charged and convicted. Knowing she will be out in 20 minutes cuz “raycis shutup!”
Pattern recognition.
Ellison, one charged, US prosecutors, one hundred plus.
It’s just kabuki theater.
Oh, Gertrude, how could you!
What’s ironic about this is, a cardiologist I used to use was fined by Medicare for performing what Medicare deemed to be unnecessary stress tests. This is a very reputable doctor, in a very reputable practice, who sees God only knows how many patients a day. He doesn’t need to commit fraud. I don’t know for sure but I would bet that the issue wasn’t fraudulent tests, it was a difference in opinion of what was necessary. Now we’re hearing about billions and billions of dollars of total fraud.
Because they are not real people!!
Am I correct?
She’s accused of submitting more than 3,000 claims totaling more than $600,000 over four years.
The system is designed to fail new one required asap.
In the article their is a line “looking for NEW ways to combat fraud!” How is it that state and Federal agencies do not do yearly if not bi-annual physical checks to verify the submitted billing? Anytime I ever dealt with a state or government agency The rules were cut and dry and any information and MONEY especially had to be verified.
Could have been worse. It could have been a day care business.
It is called throwing us a bone.
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