Four Columbus residents charged by state with health care fraud, theft

Four Columbus residents are among eight people recently indicted for health care fraud as part of an enforcement effort by the Ohio Attorney General’s office.

Attorney General Dave Yost announced the indictments on May 20. The four Columbus residents involved are:

• Kimberly Henry, 56, who is charged with felony theft and Medicaid fraud for billing more than $16,000 for allegedly providing in-home services between October 2024 and February 2025 while the client was hospitalized, court records state.
• Diamond Tate, 27, and Astashiona McDonald, 26, who are each charged with two counts of forgery and two counts of felony theft. Court records state that Tate…

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