Whether you're new to handling Medicare set-asides in personal injury cases in Ohio, or you just need a basic refresher, this course provides a detailed overview of MSP requirements, how to properly establish Medicare set-asides and recommended steps for risk management. Don't risk not knowing how to properly handle this critical aspect of personal injury cases- Order Today!

1. Overview of MSP Requirements
2. When to use a Medicare Set-aside Arrangement
3. When and How to Seek CMS Approval of a Proposed MSA Amount
4. Establishing an MSA
5. MSAs: Case Law Watch
6. Recommended Steps for Risk Management

Session Time: 2:00 - 3:30 PM Eastern
Presenter: Elena A. Lidrbauch

1. Overview of MSP Requirements
   1. Mandatory Reporting
   2. Conditional Payments
   3. Considering Medicare's Interest in Future Payments
2. When to use a Medicare Set-aside Arrangement
3. When and How to Seek CMS Approval of a Proposed MSA Amount
4. Establishing an MSA
   1. Allocation
   2. Funding
   3. Administration/Reporting
5. MSAs: Case Law Watch
6. Recommended Steps for Risk Management

ELENA A. LIDRBAUCH is a shareholder with Hickman & Lowder Co., L.P.A. focusing her practice on issues affecting persons with disabilities and elderly individuals. Her practice areas include guardianship, estate planning, Medicaid planning and probate. Ms. Lidrbauch advises individuals and attorneys on issues related to Medicare Secondary Payer compliance requirements, such as, Medicare Set Asides, Qualified Settlement Funds and resolution of Medicare/Medicaid liens. She often speaks on topics relating to elder law & settlement services. Ms. Lidrbauch received her M.Ed. degree, in rehabilitation counseling, from Kent State University. She spent 12 years working in community mental health service agencies providing residential, employment and partial hospitalization services. She returned to school earning her J.D. degree from the University of Akron School of Law. She is a member of the Cleveland Metropolitan, Medina County, and Ohio State bar associations, the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA), and the National Alliance of Medicare Set-Aside Professionals (NAMSAP).

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