(Salem, OR) -- One person has been charged with Medicaid fraud in Oregon and two people have been convicted. The Oregon Justice Department's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit says Roberto Felipe Munoz is charged for submitting false claims to CareOregon. In separate cases, Zoe Thiele-Seidenberg pleaded guilty to making false claims for health care payment. She was sentenced to five days in jail, three years' probation, and 80 hours community service. Haley Sanchez, a former CareOregon employee, pleaded guilty to sending gift cards from the Health Related Services Fund to herself, family members and a partner. She was sentenced to ten days in jail, 100 hours community service, and three years' probation.