Another Classic Michigan Model Of Stealin' - StoneCrest

https://www.stonecrestcenter.com/

Why stop at Stonecrest?

Stonecrest is a classic, textbook example of a Corporate Shape Shifter.

Why not ask the privateers who issue "Marques of Quality Care"?



As seen here, in LARA, this operation would always slap a new sign on front of the building all the time.

http://jasonfoundation.com/
https://pdf.guidestar.org/PDF_Images/2018/621/714/2018-621714715-10853fd6-9.pdf

I used to talk to the administration of all the shell, foreign corporations that used to set up shop at that revolving  psychiatric institution which is known in dealing with youth.
CS  34976            The Jason Foundation, Inc.

Mailing Address: The Jason Foundation, Inc.
18 Volunteer Dr.
Hendersonville, TN 37075
Phone: (615)264-2323
Email: info@jasonfoundation.com
Website: www.jasonfoundation.com

ORGANIZATIONAL INFORMATION

Entity Type: Corporation State Established: TN Date Created: 10/01/1997
501(c)(3): Yes EIN: 62-1714715
Purpose Statement: PROVIDE EDUCATION AND AWARENESS PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT IN THE AID OF YOUTH SUICIDE PREVENTION.

FILING STATUS

Solicitation Registration Status Charitable Trust Registration Status
Registered - Expiration Date: 7/31/2020 Exempt

FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Data is taken from the organization's IRS return or, if no return
was filed, from its solicitation registration or financial statements.

Period Ending 12/31/2018
 
Total Revenue    $1,442,068.00
Total Expenses    $1,339,493.00
Revenue Less Expenses $102,575.00
Reports Filed    990/CPA Audit
 
Total Assets    $3,470,240.00
Net Assets    $3,298,092.00
 

Expense breakdown
                          % of Total
Expenses
      Charitable Programs
           Program Services $1,189,655.00 89.00 %
     
      Supporting Services      
           Mgt & General* $118,363.00 9.00 %
           Fundraising* $31,475.00 2.00 %
      Total Supporting Services $149,838.00 11.19 %    
=====================================================================

https://accreditnet2.urac.org//uracportal/Directory/CompanyView/2678

http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4807:iwo4h.2.1

Approved US Government Supplier
This information appears* to relate to
URAC Approved Supplier For
US Government Supplier 
Ref
4LWF8 (CAGE code)
This is a unique identifier, and can also be accessed using the url https://opencorporates.com/identifiers/cage/4LWF8

Source US Federal Central Contractor Registration, http://www.acquisition.gov/
RELATED DATA
Company Addresses
COMPANY ADDRESS
1220 L ST NW STE 400, WASHINGTON, DC, 200054013

https://www.urac.org/



Interestingly enough, it seems URAC just activated its CAGE#.

I also like the fact that its Purpose of Registration is for All Award$.

Your registration was activated on Oct 07, 2019. It expires on Oct 06, 2020 which is one year after you submitted it for processing.
================================================================

ID Number: 801868371  
Summary for:  BCA OF DETROIT, LLC           
The name of the FOREIGN LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY:   BCA OF DETROIT, LLC
   
Entity type:   FOREIGN LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
Identification Number: 801868371 Old ID Number: B94531

Date of Qualification in Michigan:   09/11/2008

Organized under the laws of: the state of Delaware
Purpose:

Term: Perpetual
           
The name and address of the Resident Agent:
Resident Agent Name: THE CORPORATION COMPANY <=== a foreign agent not registered under FARA because everyone is stealin' the children, land and votes in Michigan and attorneys have immunity...but not for much longer.
Street Address: 40600 ANN ARBOR RD E STE 201
Apt/Suite/Other:
City: PLYMOUTH State: MI Zip Code: 48170
Registered Office Mailing address:
P.O. Box or Street Address:
Apt/Suite/Other:
City: State: Zip Code:

When a youth would file one of those Recipient Rights Complaints, it was always tossed.

I know.

I used to talk to them.

Then I would file a grievance with Michigan, strictly for documentational purposes, only, because all they did was toss, or send me a gratuitous phone call, or dismissive missive, letting me know everything was status quo.

See, there are no civil rights in child welfare because it is all privatized under foreign corporate shape shifters who like to use LLCs because it is easy to dissolve, or bankrupt, or sell, gift, trust or something, right after you get the state grants. contracts and the fake ass Medicaid cost reimbursements because, more than likely, they took out some mortgages, DLA Small Business loan, TARP, then quiet titled, then mortgaged again, or some stealin' like that.

Let me check right quickly.

Yippers. 

I told you so.

Wayne County Treasury Property Tax Results <===Hot mess

01 01211831.01 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT A & H PHRMACY SERVICES INC
01 01211831.02 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT BERGEN BRUNSWIG DRUG COMPANY / LEASED TO:SCCI HOSPITAL OF DETROIT
01 01211831.10 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT ST. JOHN HOSPITAL
01 01211832.00 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT SARATOGA GENERAL HOSPITAL
01 01211832.01 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT UNIVERSAL HOSPITAL SVCS INC / SCCI HOSPITAL
01 01211834.01 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT SARATOGA MGMT INC
01 01211834.10 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT SKYTEL CORPORATION / PROPERTY TAX DEPT <=== Hey, what the hell is that?

"Hey kids, do not put your lips on that!"

01 21028489. 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT BCA REAL ESTATE HOLDING LLC
01 21028489-90 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT BCA REAL ESTATE HOLDING LLC
01 21991831.01 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT A & H PHARMACY SERVICES INC
01 21991831.02 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT BERGEN BRUNSWIG DRUG COMPANY / PMB 308,LEASED TO:SCCI HOSPITAL OF DETROIT
01 21991831.03 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT ZEVEX INC
01 21991831.04 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT ABRAMSON, SAMUEL M MD PC / A/K/A ST JOHN GRATIOT CENTER
01 21991831.05 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT SARATOGA URGENT CARE PC
01 21991831.10 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT ST JOHN HOSPITAL
01 21991831.15 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT TRIUMPH HEALTH CARE,TRIUMPH HOSPITAL OF DETROIT
01 21991832.00 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT SARATOGA GENERAL HOSPITAL
01 21991832.01 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT UNIVERSAL HOSPITAL SERVICES INC
01 21991833.10 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION / DBA: COMPUTER SCIENCES <====Dyncorp
01 21991834.01 15000 GRATIOT DETROIT SARATOGA MGMT INC

All they ever want is to turn a profit.

How is it one can turn a profit when engaging in the healing of a child?

Medicaid Fraud in Child Welfare, of course.

Oh, there are so many fraudulent billing scams that go on in child welfare.

I used to let them take me in their offices and show me everything, including voicing their grievances that Michigan will not do a damn thing for these children.

Many of the staff should not even be in the field of human services, ever, seriously, there should be some form of ethics involved when it comes to hiring practices in human resources... when it comes to human asset management for foreign, privatized, entities.

Remember, there are no civil rights in child welfare because it is privatized, where the foreign entity comes up with its own, self-reporting, of all the wonderful things they do for kids.

Luay Haddad & The Academic Journalism Secret Society Sucks

You can run fake ass studies.

You can run human lab rat experiments.

You can run kiddy kickback ops for your buddies who like to Praise the Lord alot.

Heck, you can even help run a fake ass mortgage program in Detroit to profit off human trafficking, funded by Medicaid Fraud in Child Welfare.

Just ask Bill Clinton.

As for LARA and the Corporate Shape Shifters, well, only Bill *Smooches* Schuette can tell that tale because Mike Cox was always up to something else.

You know what, what the heck, let's bring back the entire crew!

Janet Olszewski
Marianne Udow
Steve Yager
Verlie Ruffin
Jennifer Granholm
John Engler
Pete Hoekstra
Bill Johnson
Mary Rossman
Bruce Hoffman
Teri Tekai, <===DoD and of course, the Greatest State Attorney General in the world, because he restructured the office to be the most powerful Office of Attorney General in the United States, so bow down when you say, Frank Kelly, because I do.

Please note that these are just the first names that popped up after suffering from an episode of Post Traumatic Fraud Disorder.

State didn't investigate psych patient deaths after release from Detroit hospital

Lawmakers call for more review of post-release deaths

Notification of Death Report
LANSING (WXYZ) — Since 2017, at least four patients have died within two days of being released from StoneCrest Hospital, a private inpatient psychiatric facility in Detroit. Despite being notified of each of the deaths, state officials never investigated.

Officials with LARA, the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, say they’re not legally required to follow up on deaths like these, nor are they empowered to by statute. Today, in response to an investigation by 7 Action News, two state senators are calling for changes to ensure that post-release deaths are investigated.

RELATED: A Detroit psychiatric hospital released him Thursday, he took his life Friday

At 162 beds, StoneCrest is one of the largest private psychiatric facilities in the state. 7 Action News first investigated the hospital earlier this year, after one of its patients, Joe Sadlak, admitted to murder only two days after he was discharged.

He had been treated at StoneCrest for less than a week.

“You put my son on four different kinds of medication and knew his drug history,” said Pamela Rowley, Joe’s mother, “and you let him go.”

In Michigan, when a psychiatric patient dies within two days of being released from a hospital, the state requires the hospital to report it. Those reports come to the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs.

In September 2017, StoneCrest reported that a patient came to its hospital after stating he “was not happy in his life and wanted to die.” After treatment, he was released and died shortly thereafter. StoneCrest reported the death to the state, listing the cause as “not known.”

Less than a month later, another patient came to Stonecrest after saying he wanted to “jump off a bridge.” Within 2 days of release, he was found dead in his bathtub with his throat cut. State officials from LARA didn’t investigate.

A third death would be reported the following July. A woman came to Stonecrest with a history of suicidal behavior. She was treated, released and—the next day—found dead in a river. The cause of death was listed as “unknown.” Again, state officials didn’t investigate.

Then, this past June, a 29-year-old Detroit man came to Stonecrest after displaying severe psychotic behavior. He was deemed well enough to be released, but took his life the next day.

“Did your office ask any questions about that?” asked Channel 7’s Ross Jones.

“Again, we’ve been doing our statutory requirement,” said Larry Horvath, the Director of the Bureau of Community and Health System at LARA

“Did you ask any questions about that?” Jones asked again.

“We required the report to be filled out,” Horvath said.

“And that’s it,” Jones replied.

“Yes,” Horvath said.

Officials asked no questions, according to a spokesman, because “LARA is not by law or rule required to follow up on these reported deaths,” nor—they say— does the law give them the express authority to. State watchdogs are empowered to investigate only deaths that occur in restraints, Horvath said.

The death reports are reviewed during regular inspections, but no investigations are launched. Horvath said he hopes hospitals use the reports to guide their treatment.

"If they're starting to notice a pattern with a cause of death that occurs have discharge, hopefully they're starting to work with their medical directors, their nursing staff, their social workers to put corrections in place to address it," he said.

“It’s inexcusable,” said Mark Reinstein, President and CEO of the Mental Health Association in Michigan. “To hide behind, ‘It’s not our legal responsibility.’ Well then whose is it?”

By law, LARA is required to report all psychiatric deaths reported to them to the state legislature. But they haven’t been, 7 Action News has learned, for at least the last three years. In August, prompted by our reporting, the state submitted reports for 2016, 2017 and 2018, though they did not include post-release deaths.

Following our questions, LARA changed the reporting requirements for post-release deaths—no longer requiring that deaths occurring within 48 hours of discharge be reported. Spokesman Jason Moon said changing the policy aligns LARA with state law, which doesn’t require notification of post-release deaths.

The decision stunned multiple mental health advocates, including Andrea Rizor, the Director of Advocacy for Michigan Protection and Advocacy Services,.

“It looks like they don’t want to know if it’s a suspicious death or not,” she said. "It doesn't make sense."

This week, in response to 7 Action News' findings, the Democratic leader in the state senate is calling for changes.

“Stories like these are deeply concerning, and as a state we should be doing all that we can to help stop these preventable deaths,” said Senate Minority Leader Jim Ananich (D-Flint). “The department should have the ability to identify concerning patterns, and if it requires a legislative fix to make sure they are empowered to do so, we will write the bill.”

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Michigan Medicaid Pays The Dead

A few months ago, I posted a piece how Medicaid Pays the Dead.  The situation occurred in California where the audit was conducted by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General.


Now, I come across a damage control piece by the out-going Michigan Department of Community Health/State Medicaid Director, Janet Olszweki, covering her ass for going along with the power culture in the state's child welfare administration, while coddling the revenue-maximization shemes concocted by Michigan Supreme Court Justice Maura Corrigan.


The Michigan Auditor General released the Medicaid audit findings in June of 2010.  This damage control piece was published in August.


In comparing the situation of a state paying dead people under the Medicaid program between California and Michigan, there are two distinct differences.


First, the California findings come from the federal HHS Inspector General, and not its State Auditor General.  Michigan has similar findings but it came form inside, internally from its State Auditor General.


In addition, California normally does not have its appointed State Medicaid Director refuting possible legal conclusions in the public.


The lady lies.

Dept. of Community Health Refutes Report Showing Dead People Getting Paid

Aug. 4, 2010

Editor's note: The following is a response from the Michigan Department of Community Health regarding a recently released audit from the Michigan Office of the Auditor General and a MichCapCon.com story about the findings of that audit. 

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Recently, the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) released a Single Audit report claiming the Michigan Department of Community Health (MDCH) and the Michigan Medicaid program potentially have $4.4 billion in questionable expenditures.  Weeks later, critics accused MDCH of fraud, waste, abuse, negligence, out-of-control government spending, physical assault and mismanagement of taxpayers' money.  Some suggested that Michigan's budget woes could be resolved with $4.4 billion in questionable spending.

Let's be very clear.  The Single Audit has no findings of fraud.  There is no malfeasance.  There aren't billions or even millions of dollars being wasted and therefore the solution to the current budget deficit.  Services MDCH provides are in no way connected to fraud, waste or abuse.  The MDCH provides legitimate services for eligible people.

 In fiscal year 2002, the Medicaid program served 1.2 million beneficiaries at a cost to the state general fund of $ 2.2 billion.  In fiscal year 2010, the program will serve more than 1.8 million beneficiaries at a state  cost of $ 1.7 billion.  Simply put, in this fiscal year, the program will serve 50 percent more individuals at a state cost that is  23 percent lower than in fiscal year 2002.  Roughly two-thirds of Michigan's Medicaid beneficiaries receive their health care services through an HMO system where nearly all are ranked in the top 50 in the U.S.  The truth is that the state's Medicaid HMO program is recognized by the federal government as a national leader.

One could hardly imagine this record given the OAG's report.  On July 28, the MDCH officials met with the House Appropriations Subcommittee to set the record straight.  The MDCH disagrees with many of the key findings in the report.  The report conveys information in a way that is misleading.  It claims that MDCH has $4.4 billion of questionable expenditures.  This number is based on assumptions and conclusions drawn from a small sample of records reviewed during the audit.

For example, the auditors examined a sample of 41 Medicaid cases to determine if each person's file had the proper paperwork for eligibility.  Of the 41 cases, the OAG concluded that seven did not have the appropriate paperwork.  They deemed payments for selected services relating to these cases as inappropriate.  The auditors determined these services cost $8,000    and then projected that MDCH may have inappropriately spent $2.7 billion.  The OAG acknowledges that "it is possible that DCH could obtain additional documentation that would reduce the amount of known and likely questioned costs." 

The OAG identified some significant issues and MDCH is committed to fixing them.  These problems are primarily related to documentation, recordkeeping, and the implementation of new automated systems.  They are not fraud, waste, abuse, or mismanagement.

 Over the last few years, MDCH has been undergoing a major automated systems overhaul.  As a result, MDCH temporarily suspended identifying deceased beneficiaries and providers.  During the audit period, $1 million of payments were made for services for deceased beneficiaries and to deceased providers.  The new system is in place and MDCH has begun to recover those dollars.

The MDCH provides legitimate services for Michigan's most vulnerable citizens and we will continue to vigorously carry out that mission.

Janet Olszewski, Director

Michigan Department of Community Health

Michigan Medicaid Fraud To Be Discussed In Appropriations

Michigan House of Representatives will be addressing the Department of Community Health Audit.

Review of recent Office of the Auditor General audit findings related to the Medicaid Program

The Office of Auditor General has begun to lock the pdf audits since I have begun uploading to this site. Here is the link to find the complete audit.
Michigan Department of Community Health Audit 2010

The State Medicaid Director is the Director of Community Health, Janet Olszewski and she does not, under any type of situation, be it death, human trafficking or your basic phantom services, will not report Medicaid fraud to the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit.


As a matter of fact, the Department of Community Health will continue to enter into contractual relationships with organizations and corporations who are widely known to engage in Medicaid fraudulent activities, but there is a reason why there is federal non-compliance in dealing with Medicaid matters...

The Attorney General, Mike Cox, fails miserably when it comes to prosecuting Medicaid fraud in child welfare.

Here is a snippet of his press release proposing a Medicaid Fraud Inspector General:

LANSING -Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox, joined by Rep. Bob Genetski and Sen. Roger Kahn, today announced the introduction of legislation that would take the fight against Medicaid fraud to the next level by creating a Michigan Office of Medicaid Inspector General.

"Criminal operators are fleecing Michigan tax payers for millions in fraud," said Cox. "By putting this innovative plan in place, we can save millions of tax dollars and ensure care is available for those who need it."

With estimates that up to 10 percent of Michigan's $10 billion Medicaid budget is tainted by fraud, waste or abuse, Cox said it is clear Michigan must take the aggressive step of creating a state-level Office of Medicaid Inspector General (OMIG) to tackle this growing problem.

And here is a statement of the House of Representatives on the levels of Medicaid fraud:

Medicaid is the health care program for the poor, paid for by both the state and federal governments. After K-12 education it is the second largest spending item in the state budget, and there is evidence of ongoing and large scale Medicaid fraud. 

Simply put, Medicaid fraud in child welfare will never be addressed due to the inherent conflicts of interests within the Attorney General's Office:  "How can the Attorney General prosecute a state entity when it previously defended that state entity?"

Oh wait a minute... I remember reading a recent Court decision allowing the Attorney General leave to proceed in prosecuting a state entity it previously represented...

Michigan v Waterstone  

Unfortunately, the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit remains a phantom program for the state, and Mike Cox is too busy running for the Office of the Governor, so nothing will be done.

I will publish my Medicaid Fraud Control Unit Model after the primaries.

Michigan Peremptory Mandamus Petition