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Rever Grand pleads, prosecution of founders continues

The Oregon Department of Justice announced Oct. 28 that Rever Grand Inc., Oregon’s largest provider of in-home care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, pleaded no contest in Josephine County Circuit Court to one count of making a false claim for a health care payment.  As the Oregon Journalism Project previously reported (“Mr. Big,” Jan. 22), founders Raymond Parenteau and Jolene Sesso built the Grants Pass company from …
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philomathnews.com broke the news in on Thursday, October 30, 2025.
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