Every Door Knocked: The Oversight Record of ABI Resources’ Whistleblower Reports

Every Door Knocked: The Oversight Record of ABI Resources’ Whistleblower Reports

Published: July 14, 2025

See every state and federal agency ABI Resources notified about Medicaid fraud, discrimination, and digital abuse. A full record of official oversight.

Excerpt: This is the public record of every oversight office contacted by David Medeiros and ABI Resources over five years of whistleblower reporting.

Introduction Since 1998, ABI Resources has supported Connecticut residents living with traumatic brain injuries, strokes, ALS, and other life-altering conditions. But beginning in 2018, disturbing patterns emerged referral restrictions, FOIA stonewalling, ADA violations, and unexplained financial disruptions.

In response, ABI Resources, led by survivor-advocate David Medeiros, submitted hundreds of official communications to every appropriate state and federal oversight body. This blog serves as a index of those attempts to seek lawful intervention, establish transparency, and protect care access.

1. State Agencies Contacted

• Connecticut Department of Social Services (DSS)

• First complaint submitted: 2018

• Dozens of FOIA requests, grievance reports, and fraud alerts through 2024

• No complete directory or accountability returned

• Attorney General William Tong’s Office (Connecticut)

• Whistleblower filings and system complaints submitted throughout 2020–2024

• No direct response received

• Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities (CHRO)

• Active Case: Medeiros v. DCP and BIAC

• Filed: June 2024

• Status: Ongoing (based on ADA violations and public discrimination)

• Department of Consumer Protection (DCP)

• Named in CHRO complaint

• Public incident documented: May 2024

• Office of Policy and Management (OPM)

• Received copies of Medicaid waiver-related complaints

• Connecticut Department of Banking

• Complaint filed: June 30, 2025

• Subject: Charter Oak Federal Credit Union’s refusal to investigate fraud

• Office of the Healthcare Advocate

• Received documents relating to Medicaid waiver discrimination in 2023–2024

• Governor Ned Lamont’s Office

• Whistleblower package delivered: November 2023 and September 2024

2. Federal Agencies Contacted

• FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)

• Complaint filed: June 26, 2025

• Subject: $464,408 in unauthorized Google Ads charges from Medicaid-linked business account

• Department of Justice (DOJ) Civil Rights Division

• Report #: 629909-NHL

• Filed: September 2024

• Covers: ADA retaliation, systemic obstruction, program violations

• HHS Office for Civil Rights (OCR)

• Complaints filed: September 2024

• HHS Office of Inspector General (OIG)

• Reports filed: Q3 2024 & Q1 2025

• Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)

• Complaints submitted via email and legal correspondence in 2023, 2024, and early 2025

• Subject: waiver oversight, provider restrictions, mismanagement

• National Credit Union Administration (NCUA)

• Case #: 00254192

• Filed: June 2025

• Closed without investigation

• U.S. Secret Service Cybercrime Task Force

• Report submitted: June 26, 2025

• DC office responded, referred to CT field office

• CT office call ended without follow-up

• Office of Special Counsel (OSC)

• Filing ID: DI-11252024342, DI-11272024158, DI-11282024737, DI-12022024333

• Submitted: January 2025

3. Timeline of Public Complaints and Submissions

• October 31, 2023: Discriminatory Medicaid referral grievance filed

• November 13, 2023: Missing ABI waiver plan complaint

• November 15, 2023: Concealed Provider Directory complaint

• November 16, 2023: Dual complaints on unauthorized care coordination and finances

• November 20, 2023: Medicaid housing financial misconduct complaint

• November 21, 2023: Comprehensive Whistleblower Report sent to:

  • All members of the Connecticut General Assembly

  • DSS, CHRO, OPM, AG’s Office, DCP, Healthcare Advocate

4. Why This Blog Exists When people ask, "Who did you report this to?" this is the answer. Every lawful, formal, and proper channel was contacted.

This archive:

• Protects whistleblowers

• Confirms documentation pathways

• Proves agency receipt and timing

• Offers a roadmap for others facing similar retaliation or fraud

5. Final Statement ABI Resources and David Medeiros have fulfilled every duty as a Medicaid provider, a civil rights advocate, and a public fiduciary. These records stand as proof.

Every Door Knocked: The Oversight Record of ABI Resources’ Whistleblower Reports