Prosecutors say a defendant used “Super Intelligence” to create fake patient notes in a $3.2 million Medicaid billing case

“Super Intelligence” is the phrase the Justice Department uses for the tool a Minnesota man allegedly used “to create fake patient notes to justify his claims.” Jama Yusuf Mohamod, 68, of Maple Grove, was indicted on Oct. 28, 2026, on eight counts of health care fraud tied to about $3.2 million in claims to the Minnesota Medicaid Integrated Community Supports Program, according to the department’s Oct. 30 announcement.

The announcement does not describe the tool beyond that phrase, and it says Mohamod billed for services that were not provided. An indictment is only an allegation, and he is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. The department does not list an arraignment or trial date…

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