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A comprehensive resource for achieving MSP compliance in your insurance settlements!
This all-in-one handbook combines all the resources you need on a daily basis: analysis and practice tips, state specific WCMSA requirements, statutes, public laws, regulations, case summaries with commentary, MMSEA Sec. 111 User Guide, CMS' MSP manual and memos, MMSEA alerts, Glossary and Acronyms, Life tables, and more. This publication will help you take control of your insurance settlements by explaining how to:
- Avoid pitfalls and delays under CMS' policies and procedure
- Comply with reporting requirements and avoid penalties
- Identify cases to submit for CMS review
- Achieve better CMS outcomes and avoid overly inflated MSAs
- Find defensible and less costly allocations for future medical expenses
- Submit acceptable proof for rated age for purposes of CMS review
- Avoid rejection of MSA proposals for inadequate prescription drug information
- Understand MSA evaluations and financial options for funding MSAs
- Determine when MSAs should be used in liability settlements and the settlement language to use
- And much more!
The previous edition's ISBN is 9781663365064.
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Featured Authors
Jennifer C. Jordan
Jennifer C. Jordan is former founder and chief legal officer at MEDVAL, LLC, a CompAlliance™ Company. She has become recognized nationally as an expert in Medicare Secondary Payer compliance. She has been an invited guest speaker at numerous industry events, for individual and trade organizations, and is a trusted advisor to several state agencies. She provides formal continuing education programs for nationally recognized providers, such as Lorman Education Services and WorkCompCentral, in both the MSP and structured settlements. She has been invited to write for various journals and national publications, such as the American Bar Association's Tort, Trial and Insurance Practice magazine, The Brief. And most notably, her expertise has been recognized even by the United States Department of Justice, having been retained to consult in a constitutional claim brought against the Department of Health and Human Services in the Ninth Circuit in 2008. Ms. Jordan is a graduate of the University of Baltimore School of Law. She also holds two undergraduate degrees from the Virginia Polytechnic University and State University and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Baltimore Merrick School of Business.
Table of contents
Reference Directory
Part I. Guide to MSP Compliance
Chapter 1. Development of MSP Enforcement
Chapter 2. MMSEA Section 111 Reporting Requirements
Chapter 3. Conditional Payments
Chapter 4. Medicare Set-Aside Arrangements
Chapter 5. Workers' Compensation Medicare Set-Aside Arrangements
Chapter 6. State Specific WCMSA Requirements
Chapter 7. Liability and Claims and the MSP
Chapter 8. Specialty Claims
Chapter 9. Enterprise Risk Management Issues Surrounding MSP Compliance
Part II. Case Summaries with Commentary
Part III. United States Code and Public Laws
Part IV. Code of Federal Regulations
Part V. Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) Manual
Part VI. MMSEA Section 111 User Guide
Part VII. CMS Memorandums
Part VIII. Medicare Secondary Payer Recovery Portal (MSPRP) User Manual
Part IX. Workers' Compensation Medicare Set-Aside Arrangement
(WCMSA) Reference Guide
Part X. Glossary and Acronyms
Part XI. United States Life Tables
Index
