Bismarck Business Owner Faces Medicaid Fraud Charges

Authorities allege Kristina Moody billed North Dakota Medicaid $247,000 for unauthorized care services.

Updated on Oct. 23, 2026 in Financial Crime

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Kristina Moody, owner of Bismarck-based One Love Home Care, faces Medicaid fraud charges for allegedly billing $247,000 for unauthorized health services. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Kristina Moody, owner of One Love Home Care in Bismarck, has been charged with Medicaid fraud. Prosecutors allege she billed the program for services performed by unqualified workers.

Why it matters

The case highlights concerns regarding oversight in home health care billing and the vetting process for providers serving vulnerable populations.

Kristina Moody currently faces formal fraud charges in Burleigh County and awaits sentencing for a separate federal bank fraud case. The legal proceedings remain active as prosecutors examine the business billing records.

The players

Kristina Moody

She is the owner of One Love Home Care who faces criminal charges related to billing practices in Bismarck.

The details

Moody allegedly employed workers with criminal histories involving murder, drugs, and theft who were ineligible for the program. Furthermore, she is accused of providing care services herself despite being disqualified due to a prior DUI conviction.

Timeline

  1. October 2026: Medicaid fraud charges filed against Kristina Moody.

  2. January 2027: Sentencing for federal bank fraud case.

Legal Context

This case follows a pattern of heightened scrutiny regarding the North Dakota Medicaid provider enrollment standards. Authorities are increasingly focusing on the vetting of personnel to ensure home care providers meet strict safety requirements.

Residents of the Bismarck area who utilize home health care services may be concerned about the vetting standards of local providers. This case could prompt local agencies to implement more rigorous background checks for workers and management personnel.

The takeaway

Maintaining clear records and verified staff credentials is a mandatory requirement for all state-funded health care providers. Owners should regularly audit their employee files to ensure they remain in full compliance with state and federal regulations.

Further reading

Learn more about local investigations in Bismarck Financial Crime.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Kfyrtv.

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