Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Issue Final Rule Regarding Civil Money Penalties for Failing to Timely Report Personal Injury Settlements Involving Medicare Beneficiaries

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has issued its Final Rule on civil money penalties for failing to report personal injury settlements for Medicare beneficiaries. This regulation outlines penalties for noncompliance and emphasizes timely reporting, expanding the definitions of good faith efforts to clarify the reporting process. Learn how these rules may impact your organization’s compliance with Medicare Secondary Payer requirements.

Medicare Secondary Payer News, Notes, and Trends for 2022

Stay informed about changes in Medicare Secondary Payer laws affecting personal injury settlements. The PAID Act has modified how Medicare enrollment status is reported, providing crucial information for primary payers. As Medicare Set Asides in workers’ compensation and liability evolve, it’s essential to understand these trends for compliance and settlement strategies. Explore our overview to navigate these complexities!

PAID Act Heralded As Benefit To Those Resolving Injury Claims With Medicare Beneficiaries

The PAID Act aims to transform personal injury claims for Medicare beneficiaries by addressing key information gaps. This bipartisan legislation improves communication between Medicare and primary payers, leading to more efficient claims resolution. Discover how this law is reshaping injury claims and protecting Medicare beneficiaries. Read on to learn about the PAID Act’s impact on healthcare reimbursement.