Thread regarding Gainwell Technologies layoffs

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Nothing new came out of the town hall today. We continue to hear claims about how well the company is doing, while many of us see significant problems that suggest otherwise.

I believe there are serious questions that need to be addressed regarding potential financial and compliance issues, particularly around Gainwell shifting development work offshore for states where we may not have authorization or contractual provisions allowing that work to be performed offshore, including Missouri, Texas, and Ohio.

There are also concerns that POs are being instructed not to include state names on state-specific work. If this is occurring, it raises serious questions about transparency, compliance, and whether the company is intentionally obscuring the nature or destination of the work.

These issues deserve a clear and transparent explanation, including where the work is being performed, what the contracts allow, and why state-specific work would be documented in a way that does not identify the state.


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Sinking ship.

Get off it before you drown.

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@e4 https://www.revcare.com/news/medicaid-firm-struggles-to-block-data-from-india-workers

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@av - Nobody can read your stores unless we buy a subscription to your magazine

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@OP I am a reporter at Bloomberg Law who has done stories looking at Gainwell's work in India and potential compliance issues. I saw this post and others like it. If anyone has specific examples, please contact me. My name is John Holland, and I can be reached at jholland1@bloomberindustry.com. I am not looking to quote anyone, I'm just looking to gather information and sort fact from fiction.

I'm particularly interested in information connected to this posting:

Gainwell shifting development work offshore for states where we may not have authorization or contractual provisions allowing that work to be performed offshore, including Missouri, Texas, and Ohio.
There are also concerns that POs are being instructed not to include state names on state-specific work.

Here are some of our earlier stories:

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/health-law-and-business/medicaid-firm-struggles-to-block-patient-data-from-india-workers

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/health-law-and-business/medicaids-gatekeepers-fail-to-catch-fraud-and-often-dont-try

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Lets not forget that in August we refinanced 6 Billion in debt so we can loan another 4 Billion. How is that even possible? There is no way Veritas can make that up from profit which means even if they wanted to they could not sell the company as a whole.

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