Jessie Van Berkel is a Reporter at Star Tribune. She covers social services, state government, and politics, with a particular focus on mental health, consumer health, and federal legislation. Jessie has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News and Governing.
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Jessie Van Berkel's coverage is primarily focused on local politics and government-related matters within the United States, with a specific focus on Minnesota and Minneapolis. Her articles often delve into issues related to job growth, unemployment rates, child protection systems, mental health services, and legal policies.
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By: Sofia Barnett, Jessie Van Berkel
MINNEAPOLIS — A judge's order saying Minnesota's fraud-fighting approach may have “potentially disastrous consequences” for vulnerable people is
By: Sofia Barnett, Jessie Van Berkel
MINNEAPOLIS — A judge's order saying Minnesota's fraud-fighting approach may have “potentially disastrous consequences” for vulnerable people is
By: Allison Kite, Jessie Van Berkel
Legislators added Medicaid fraud investigators and started modernizing outdated social services technology and more.
Legislators added an independent inspector general, Medicaid fraud investigators, started modernizing social services technology and more.
By: Jessie Van Berkel
The state aimed to weed out potential fraudsters amid funding threats from the Trump administration, but providers say the messy process will disrupt lives.
Some Medicaid providers say Minnesota's rushed revalidation process will disrupt lives.
By: Jessie Van Berkel
The state suspended the license of an East Bethel residential treatment facility, while another facility in the northern exurbs is closing this month.
MN doesn't have enough psychiatric facilities for kids. DHS suspended Nexus Family Healing’s East Bethel facility license. Bar None Haven in Nowthen is closing.
By: Jessie Van Berkel
Arnold Kubei's businesses were getting millions from Medicaid. Then the state halted payments over alleged fraud. He says he's “caught in a crossfire of a political fight.”
Arnold Kubei ran disability services businesses that got about $20 million in Medicaid payments. MN halted funding to him due to a fraud allegation.
