Demystify Medicare Set-Asides 

Representing personal injury clients who are Medicare recipients? That means your settlements need to comply with the Medicare Secondary Payer Act, but compliance isn’t always straightforward. Many lawyers encounter snags and pain points that cause confusion, frustration, and delay.

But you CAN overcome the confusion and achieve peace of mind. Medicare Set-Asides in Personal Injury Cases: Putting the Square Peg in the Round Hole will help you solve Medicare Secondary Payer mysteries. Attorney and Medicare compliance professional Aaron Frederickson will guide you through the Medicare Set-Aside (MSA) process in personal injury cases. He’ll provide tips on handling cases involving Medicare beneficiaries, including:

• Proper review of an allocation
• Avoiding needless MSA submissions
• Handling cases that fall below the threshold 
• Distinguishing between Medicare “waivers” and “zero allocations”
• How to reduce allocations

You’ll also hear about new regulations the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is preparing to implement and better understand the risks of getting the MSA process wrong.  

Come away with actionable steps for handling your next settlement. Ensure smooth sailing for clients on Medicare with the strategies you’ll find at Medicare Set-Asides in Personal Injury Cases: Putting the Square Peg in the Round Hole. 

Demystify Medicare Set-Asides 

Representing personal injury clients who are Medicare recipients? That means your settlements need to comply with the Medicare Secondary Payer Act, but compliance isn’t always straightforward. Many lawyers encounter snags and pain points that cause confusion, frustration, and delay.

But you CAN overcome the confusion and achieve peace of mind. Medicare Set-Asides in Personal Injury Cases: Putting the Square Peg in the Round Hole will help you solve Medicare Secondary Payer mysteries. Attorney and Medicare compliance professional Aaron Frederickson will guide you through the Medicare Set-Aside (MSA) process in personal injury cases. He’ll provide tips on handling cases involving Medicare beneficiaries, including:

• Proper review of an allocation
• Avoiding needless MSA submissions
• Handling cases that fall below the threshold 
• Distinguishing between Medicare “waivers” and “zero allocations”
• How to reduce allocations