Verisk’s TPOC/WCMSA Resource Center – Helping You Stay Compliant!

March 25, 2025 / 1 min read

In a major Medicare secondary payer (MSP) development, CMS’s new TPOC/WCMSA reporting requirement starts April 4, 2025. In a nutshell, starting April 4th, workers’ compensation insurers must report several WCMSA data points for WC settlements with Medicare beneficiaries through Section 111 TPOC reporting. This new process gives CMS unprecedented visibility into insurers' WCMSA practices. To ensure compliance, CMS’s enforcement recourses include auditing $0 MSA values and potential False Claims Act actions. Since CMS announced this new policy back in November 2023, Verisk has been an industry leader in keeping insurers updated on these new changes through a series of educational articles and webinars.

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With CMS’s new requirements going live, we are now excited to provide you with Verisk’s TPOC/WCMSA Resource Center which provides you with a “one-stop” resource containing several key helpful resources including:

Details on the added required TPOC/ WCMSA data elements
Articles outlining CMS’s requirements and practical claims impact
Resources to assist with MSA protocol changes in support of CMS’s changes
Webinar recordings where we break down CMS’s new requirements
Invitations to upcoming webinars on this evolving topic

Of course, please feel free to contact us at casualtysolutions@verisk.com if you have any questions or would like to learn how Verisk can help you address these new requirements.

Introducing Verisk’s New TPOC/WCMSA Resource Center – Helping You Stay Compliant!