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In CMS’ efforts to improve the quality of care, as of October 1, 2008 Medicare will not pay for certain injuries/conditions acquired during inpatient care, these injuries/conditions have been named by CMS as “never events” or “hospital acquired conditions” (HACs).
Question: “I am the executor of estate on behalf of my mother who was a Medicare beneficiary. This is a wrongful death case, so does Medicare have a lien in this situation? ” – Florida Resident
In order for CMS to accurately coordinate payments made by Medicare to ensure appropriate payment, Medicare requires the HICN (Health Insurance Claim Number) or the SSN and the EIN (Employer Identification Number).
QUESTION: Will the new Health Care Reform Law have any affect on ERISA plans and subrogation in the future? – FL Attorney
The Reviews Are In! Synergy’s Lien Resolution unit opened its doors in June 2009, with the purpose of providing complete lien resolution services to the trial bar.
Important Information for Resolving Liens in Asbestos Cases. Asbestos Exposure cases are unique when it comes to lien resolution because of factors that are unlike any other type of litigation.
Medicare claim denial is unfortunately a common problem that Medicare beneficiaries are faced with.
Question: I have a case where the hospital has a claim that needs to be submitted to Medicaid for payment.
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