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The Colorado Supreme Court upheld the Medicaid fraud conviction of a Garfield County woman on Monday.
In a 4-3 decision, the high court said the Colorado Court of Appeals shouldnât have reduced a lower courtâs felony conviction of Garfield County resident Alma Vidauri for defrauding the state in Medicaid and Child Health Plan Plus benefits.
Vidauri had been convicted in a Garfield County district court for under-reporting her income in order to receive more benefits. The appeals court, which said the prosecution failed to show that she had been ineligible for the additional benefits, reduced her 2016 felony conviction to petty theft.
Denver Metro Area Community Organizations Received $10 Million in 2020 From Colorado Access
The Nonprofit Organization Reinvested Funds to Help Combat COVID-19, Increase Food Security, and Housing Support for Community Members
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DENVER, Jan. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ More than 150 community organizations and health care providers in the Denver metropolitan area received supplemental funding in 2020, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. A total of $10 million was reinvested back into the community by Colorado Access, a nonprofit community-based health plan striving to improve the health and lives of the underserved. The additional support helped us expand our patient reach by continuing to see patients with COVID-like symptoms in a separate COVID-19 and respiratory clinic, said Ugo Obinnah, VP business operations at Green Valley Ranch Medical Clinic & Urgent Care. The financial support was integral to being able to open this separa