Press Release

We understand your concern about the communications you are receiving from the State.  Rever Grand is confident that the allegations will be shown to be meritless.

Again, in adherence with our culture of transparency and honesty, you should know that no one has the right to interfere with your choice of provider or to impede or obstruct your care. This includes Rever Grand and as an existing client you can choose to remain with Rever Grand. Out of an abundance of caution, you may decide to sign up with a secondary provider.  It is perfectly allowable to have more than one provider at the same time. This way, if at some point you should need the secondary provider, then there would be no interruption in your support services.

We greatly appreciate the support received from other Provider Agencies, and the community, advocating for Rever Grand and questioning these baseless charges. Fulfilling our mission is of the utmost importance – Rever Grand is here to support and serve our community, our clients, and our staff.

In adherence with our culture of transparency and honesty, Rever Grand is addressing rumors which have caused confusion and uncertainty amongst the IDD community in Oregon.

Misperceptions have been created about the indictment recently filed against the company.  The charge is entitled “Making a False Claim for Health Care Payment” in violation of a specific criminal statute. The title is a misnomer. The statute does not contain the word “making”, or the word “claim”, or the words “false claim”.  The indictment does not accuse Rever Grand of making a false claim for health care payment.

Instead, the accusation is that Rever Grand failed to disclose “the existence of any information” but does not inform Rever Grand why it had to disclose information what information it had to disclose and when it had to disclose it.  One can understand why Rever Grand’s attorneys have moved to dismiss all charges for failing to give fair notice and for vagueness in violation of the state and federal constitutions and for failure to allege a crime.  The Josephine County Circuit Court has not yet set a hearing on the motion.

The State has sent letters informing clients and DSPs about their choices for service, alleging fraud when no fraud charges have been brought or proven, and without providing Rever Grand due process. Rever Grand is confident that the allegations will be shown to be meritless.

We greatly appreciate the support received from other Provider Agencies, and the community, advocating for Rever Grand and questioning these baseless charges. Fulfilling our mission is of the utmost importance – Rever Grand is here to support and serve our community, our clients, and staff.

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