Hilltop
Hilltop, MN · Health
KSTP 5 Eyewitness News Minneapolis-St. Paul MN
Provider closes due to Medicaid payment withholding
hoodline.com
hoodline.com
New St. Cloud Store Supplying Seniors Tackles Falls That Send 12,000 to the Hospital
River’s Edge Convention Center — Reported Venue For Celebrate Aging Event. A new St. Cloud shop dedicated entirely to keeping older adults safe and steady on their feet is set to open inside the Music Mall at 619 West Saint Germain Street. Supplying Seniors, owned by longtime St. Cloud-area caregiver Abdikadir “Abdi” Abdinasir, focuses on senior home safety and mobility, and it's timing its debut with a free public event built around one of the most stubborn health risks facing older Minnesotans: falling.
WCCO News Talk 830
Yahoo!
Former St. Paul social worker pleads 'not guilty' to Medicaid fraud
Seventy-four-year-old Emily Ravits pleaded not guilty to Medicaid fraud in federal court Friday. Ravits was a social worker from Saint Paul whom prosecutors say served as a "Qualified Supervising Professional or "QSP" for 14 different Autism services (EIDBI) providers. She is charged with conspiracy to defraud and making false statements related to health care for signing autism treatment plans for kids she never met and whose autism services may not have been medically necessary.
Sahan Journal
Residents of St. Paul’s West Side fight for cleaner air, safer streets in industrial neighborhood
Residents live cheek and jowl with heavy industry along the Mississippi River in St. Paul’s Southport neighborhood, and are pushing for better conditions and more awareness. The post Residents of St. Paul’s West Side fight for cleaner air, safer streets in industrial neighborhood appeared first on Sahan Journal .
mindsitenews.org
‘I’m Sticking to My Sobriety’: Minnesota’s Karen Teens Navigate Two Cultures and an Opioid Crisis
This story was produced collaboratively by MindSite News and by MinnPost, an independent newsroom covering Minnesota. Sign up for MinnPost newsletters here. It’s a warm Wednesday afternoon in September, and teens and their young-adult mentors are filing into The Urban Village, a St. Paul, Minnesota-based nonprofit that supports young people in the city’s Karen and Karenni refugee communities. Everyone is animated, greeting each other excitedly at this first weekly meeting of the new school year.