West Twin Cities

Rep. Dawn Gillman has used her social media platform to raise concerns regarding the treatment of vulnerable individuals and allegations of fraud within service providers in Minnesota. Her recent posts focus on issues related to transparency, accountability, and oversight in care services.

On July 16, 2025, Rep. Gillman questioned the conduct captured in a video involving a person believed to have dementia, posting: "Body cam footage says it all……is this how you check on your loved one that you think may have dementia? #mnleg #truthandtransparency https://t.co/wxOOiB1s3H".

The following day, July 17, she commented on efforts to address fraudulent activities among providers with the statement: "Spot on #werecoming #fraudsters https://t.co/b34GGz5qFA".

Later that same day, Rep. Gillman addressed Commissioner Ghandi directly about provider accountability: "Can’t wait to see the proof that many of these providers are not providing services. Commissioner Ghandi do you need help calling providers? I can help do that! We need to root out the fraudsters to get them apprehended and behind bars so services are available for our most https://t.co/OBks1VPvCI".

Rep. Gillman is a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives and has been vocal about improving oversight and transparency in public service programs, particularly those serving vulnerable populations such as individuals with dementia. Recent legislative sessions in Minnesota have included discussions on strengthening regulatory measures for care providers amid growing concerns over service quality and misuse of public funds.