On 3/13/19, CMS held a webinar to discuss its plans to add electronic payment functionality to its Medicare Secondary Payer Recovery Portal.
CMS announced effective April 1, 2019, electronic payment functionality will be added to the Medicare Secondary Payer Recovery Portal.
Starting 4/1/19, CMS’s Coordination of Benefits and Recovery Program program will mask the social security number (SSN) and SSN-portion of the health insurance claim…
MSP compliance is rapidly evolving – policy changes, stricter regulations, new legislation, and emerging case law are making compliance more complex and challenging than…
CMS has updated its Non-Group Health Plan Section 111 User Guide. The new guide is styled as Version 5.5 and is dated January 7, 2019.
The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) recently issued a notice entitled Miscellaneous Medicare Secondary Payer Clarifications and Updates (CMS-6047-P).…
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has released its low dollar recovery threshold for 2019 via an alert dated November 15, 2018. CMS is generally…
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has amended its Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Manual (Part D Manual) to add, in part, stronger language…
The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has issued a news release reporting that a Philadelphia personal injury law firm…
Currently, there are two questions being litigated that involve who can sue under the Medicare Secondary Payer’s (MSP) private cause of action (PCA) provision and when…
Arizona Senate Bill 1100 provides unprecedented opportunities to settle workers' compensation claims in the state.
In April 2018, the CMS began replacing all Medicare cards with a new, unique 11-byte Medicare Beneficiary Identifier (MBI) number.
Starting in April, CMS will begin replacing all Medicare cards with a new unique 11-byte Medicare Beneficiary Identifier (MBI) number.
This ruling by the federal district court for the Southern District of Texas places it in line with a growing number of decisions from other jurisdictions finding that…
Connecticut is the latest jurisdiction to address whether MAPs have private cause of action (PCA) rights to pursue “double damages” under the MSP statute.
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