Contact The Center for Medicare Set Aside Administration about our MSA allocation and MSA administration services for Medicare Set Aside Workers Compensation claims, Medicare Set Aside Personal Injury claims, or Medicare Set Aside Liability claims. Submit MSAs to the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). MSA services are part of The Centers’ settlement services and settlement options.

In addition to Medicare Set Aside allocations, approvals,
and administration, we also specialize in Medicare
conditional payment and Medicaid lien resolution through
The Center for Lien Resolution and Special Needs
Trust creation and administration through The Center for Special Needs Trust Administration.

Should you have any questions, need further information, have a specific case or scenario in mind, or would like to be added to our distribution list for our newsletter and informational
materials regarding MSA allocation, approval, or administration, Medicare/Medicaid lien resolution, and SNT creation and administration, please do not hesitate to contact our office at (877) 433-8853 or email us at info@centersmail.com. Please be sure to provide us your name, business or organization name, physical address, phone number, and email address.

Medicare’s Payments While Claim is Open

Medicare insists, without question or doubt, that any payments it makes for medical services in an open claim are to be reimbursed as part of the settlement of the claim. There is no controversy about this issue. If the parties are settling a claim, they must ensure any Medicare payments for medical services related to the injury are reimbursed as part of the settlement. If you fail to do this, Medicare will pursue reimbursement from any and all sources, including the attorneys. 7-23-01 CMS Memorandum.

When a Reasonable Expectation of Medicare Eligibility Exists

A reasonable expectation of receiving Medicare within 30 months of settlement exists when the injured party: 1) has applied for Social Security Disability (SSD); 2) has been denied SSD but has, or plans to, re-file or appeal; 3) is older than 62 years and 6 months and will therefore turn age 65 within 30 months; or 4) has End Stage Renal Disease.

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