Tag Archives: caribbean

United States: Adult Day Care Owner Pleads Guilty To $500,000 Medicare Fraud Scheme

A Michigan woman pleaded guilty today to billing Medicare for psychotherapy services that were never provided to residents of her adult day care center. According to court documents, Yolanda Matthews, 58, of Farmington Hills, admitted to continually billing and submitting false and fraudulent claims to Medicare for psychotherapy services that were never provided. Matthews admitted […]

United States: USCIS Announces Rule Change To Asylum System To Reduce Backlog

The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released the following statement after U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced a rule change designed to reduce the backlog in the asylum system. Currently, both USCIS and Department of Justice (DOJ) Immigration Judges adjudicate applications for asylum: USCIS adjudicates “affirmative” asylum applications for aliens who are […]

NIA supports single-parent households with nearly $300,000 in daycare assistance

The Nevis Island Administration (NIA) continues to provide substantial support to single-parent households, investing approximately $300,000 in daycare assistance through the Assisted Childcare for Toddlers and Infants on Nevis (ACTION) Plan Daycare Assistance Programme. Minister of Gender Affairs and Social Development, the Honourable Senator Jahnel Nisbett, provided an update on the programme during a recent […]

As CBI falls, St. Kitts and Nevis must not chase away real investment, Destiny

St. Kitts and Nevis stands at one of the most consequential economic crossroads in its modern history. For decades, the Citizenship by Investment programme helped finance government operations, infrastructure, social programmes, and public expectations. Now, with the European Union pressing Eastern Caribbean states to phase out investor-citizenship programmes by June 2028 or risk Schengen visa-free […]

U.S. relocation agreement cost SKN nothing, says PM

“I can simply say that it cost St. Kitts and Nevis nothing.” This was the assertion of Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew during his most recent Roundtable discussion, in relation to the agreement between the Federation and the United States for the relocation of certain CARICOM nationals. Addressing specific questions about the cost of the […]

Accreditation key to strengthening healthcare and national development

Securing international accreditation for the Joseph N. France (JNF) General Hospital is being positioned as a critical step in strengthening the Federation’s healthcare system while supporting national development and economic growth. Speaking on the latest edition of InFocus under the theme “Building a Strong Health System,” Director of Health Projects and Strategic Initiatives, Dr. Jenson […]