Medicare and S.S. Verification

In every case we suggest a Social Security Release to ask if a Plaintiff has applied for or is receiving SSD. An MSA is required when the Plaintiff is currently receiving Medicare or is likely to qualify within 30 months. This means that a Plaintiff who has applied for but not yet qualified for SSD benefits may still require an MSA as a condition of their settlement. Let us verify the claimant’s beneficiary status.

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• Medicare Set-Aside Services MSP Section III Reporting
• Medicare Set-Aside Allocation
• MSA for WC Cases
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• CMS Submission
• Medicare and S.S. Verification
• Payment Research and Negotiation
• Reporting Services
• Frequently Ask Questions About MSP Law
• MSP LINKS
• MSP CONTACT US

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