Tennessen Warning
By making a complaint, you are providing DHS with information to help us determine whether financial fraud or abuse has occurred, and if it has, whether an individual or provider is responsible. It may also help DHS determine whether any violations of Minnesota statutes or rules have occurred. You have privacy rights under the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act. This law protects your privacy, but also lets DHS give the information you provide to others if it is required or allowed by law.

You are not required to provide DHS with this information. The information you provide may be used in legal or administrative action. If you choose NOT to provide the information, DHS may not be able to fully investigate the compliant you are filing. During an investigation all information DHS collects is confidential until the investigation is completed. DHS is not able to provide you with an update on the status of your report during the investigation. When the investigation is complete, some information may become public or private or it may remain confidential. The information you provide may be shared with individuals who work or volunteer with DHS or other state, county, local, federal or private agencies authorized by law. DHS may also share information with the Minnesota Department of Education, court officials, county attorneys, the attorney general, or other law enforcement or fraud investigators.
If you have questions regarding an Explanation of Medical Benefits (EOMB) you have received, please contact the member help desk at 651-431-2670 or 800-657-3739.

Medical Assistance Provider Fraud – Medical Assistance provider fraud relates to fraud in Minnesota’s Medicaid system by providers. There are over 100 provider types. Some examples of providers include: doctors, personal care assistants and transportation companies. Examples of fraud include: false and/or fraudulent claims, billing for health care services that weren’t provided, or reporting false employment hours or time sheets. For suspected fraud involving health care providers, please fill out this form or call 651-431-2650, or 800-657-3750.
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