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CMS Issues Long-Awaited Final Rule Imposing Civil Money Penalties for Failing to Properly Report Pursuant to Medicare Secondary Payer Obligations
Sean P. Sheehan
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Tags: Medicare Reimbursement, Medicare Reporting, Medicare Secondary Payer, MSP, PAID Act

Announcement of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)'s Final Rule on civil money penalties for failure to properly report claims of Medicare beneficiaries.

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Medicare Secondary Payer News, Notes, and Trends for 2022
Sean P. Sheehan
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Summarizes recent changes and trends in Medicare Secondary Payer laws, processes, and procedures

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PAID Act Heralded As Benefit To Those Resolving Injury Claims With Medicare Beneficiaries
Sean P. Sheehan
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PAID Act should significantly reduce number of post-settlement demands for reimbursement from Medicare Part C and Part D providers

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