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Nationwide Home Healthcare and Hospice Provider To Pay $3.85M To Resolve False Claims Act Allegations
MINNEAPOLIS – Intrepid U.S.A., Inc., headquartered in Dallas, Texas, and various wholly-owned subsidiaries (Intrepid) have agreed to pay $3,850,000 to resolve allegations that Intrepid violated the False Claims Act in connection with two lines of its business: first, that Intrepid knowingly submitted claims to Medicare for home healthcare services for patients who did not qualify for the Medicare home healthcare benefit or where services otherwise did not qualify for Medicare reimbursement; and second, that Intrepid knowingly submitted claims to Medicare for patients who did not qualify for the hospice benefit. The settlement is based on Intrepid's ability to pay.
State agency responding to possible contaminate spill in Mississippi River near Coon Rapids and Fridley
The sheen, first reported by the Fridley Fire Department, was seen from the Hwy. 610 bridge in Coon Rapids to a location in Fridley up to 2 miles downstream, Cournoyer said. It has since begun dissipating. No other information was immediately available late Tuesday. Leave your vote. 0 Points. St....
Harrison Smith on difference between Zimmer and O'Connell: 'Not quite as adversarial'
Smith was a guest on Green Light with Chris Long and discussed the coaching differences between Mike Zimmer and Kevin O'Connell, Brian Flores' defense and Josh Metellus' impact
"Weird is really just the opposite of empathy": DNC delegates say what's off about MAGA is the hate
CHICAGO — When Vice President Kamala Harris's running mate, Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota, called MAGA Republicans "weird," it's unlikely he knew he was kicking off a meme that would worm its way into the imaginations of millions of voters. He probably didn't even realize it would drive Donald Trump even more bonkers than usual. The word also made journalists a little nuts, because it lacks the specificity that every writer learns from an early age is supposedly necessary for clear communication. But it turns out "weird" is less vague than it is broad, with enough connotations to cover everything wrong about Trump and his running mate, Sen. JD Vance of Ohio, from their speeches about electric sharks to their sniping about "childless cat ladies."
VP Nominee Tim Walz Gets Caught Up in Wawa/Sheetz Debate
Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz neatly sidestepped the Wawa-Sheetz debate here in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania’s decades-long Sheetz or Wawa debate has latched on to Democratic Vice President nominee Tim Walz, writes Bill Shannon for YourErie. Walz, current governor of Minnesota, was having breakfast Monday with Pennsylvania delegates when the...
MN cement mason bootcamp pays off for tribal youths
The next time you drive over a newly built highway in Minnesota, the concrete may have been poured by a Native American trained through a pre-apprenticeship program. The effort is designed to create more career pathways for younger Indigenous adults. Moke Eaglefeathers, apprenticeship coordinator for Cement Masons Plasterers and Shophands...
St. Paul & Minnesota Foundation honors four Minnesotans for anti-racism efforts
The St. Paul & Minnesota Foundation on Wednesday named four Minnesotans who won its annual anti-racism awards. This is the 18th year the foundation has given out its Facing Race Awards to Minnesotans who help foster "a state where all communities and people thrive." Winners are selected by past recipients and each receives a $7,500 grant to give to a nonprofit of their choice.
After a breakdown last year, the State Fair's "Space Tower" is ready to launch again
The Space Tower at the Minnesota State Fair is fixed and ready to launch. Just four days into last year’s “Great Minnesota Get-Together”, the Space Tower broke down. Old technology made fixing it quite an adventure.
Minnesota’s Rural Communities Will Struggle to Pay for Needed Water Infrastructure
Minneapolis built a new $57 million tunnel to carry excess stormwater from downtown streets to the Mississippi River. The existing, century-old tunnel system was stressed due to development and more intense rainstorms. Statewide water infrastructure needs are estimated at about $11 billion. Fifteen years ago, new to his role as...
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