When is a Liability Medicare Set-Aside Unnecessary?
If you’re a Medicare beneficiary and your personal injury lawsuit is about to settle, you may need to act quickly to protect your benefits eligibility.…
Medicare Set Asides
Do You Need a Medicare Set-aside? Start Here.
If you’re a Medicare beneficiary and your lawsuit is about to settle, you may need to take action to continue to receive benefits. Many people…
Will You Lose Benefits Without a Medicare Set-Aside?
If you’re a Medicare beneficiary and are about to reach settlement in an injury case, you may be wondering how the incoming money will affect…
If You’re About to Settle, Forgetting Medicare’s Interests Could Cost You
If you’re a Medicare beneficiary and are about to receive a workers’ compensation or liability settlement to pay for future injury-related expenses, you are required…
Are You Protecting Your Medicare Eligibility After Settlement?
If you’re approaching the conclusion of your lawsuit, you have probably heard you might need to set up a Medicare set-aside (MSA) to protect your…
Three Big Questions (and Answers) About Medicare Set-Asides
If your injury lawsuit is about to reach settlement, you have likely heard this new influx of income could impact your eligibility to receive Medicare…
The Usefulness of a Settlement Planner Beyond Structuring
Many attorneys still believe that a settlement planning firm is a one-trick pony, useful only when their clients are interested in structuring their settlement. However,…
Do I Need to Establish a Medicare Set-Aside if I Receive a Settlement?
If you’re about to receive a settlement recovery in your injury lawsuit, you may have heard the sudden arrival of this substantial income could impact…
Medicare Compliance: The Basics for Injury Settlement Recipients
Medicare is a government-provided health insurance program designed to assist certain people with hospital care, medical costs, and other expenses. Qualifying beneficiaries are people who…
Complying with Government Benefits After Settlement, Part II: MSAs
Last week, I explained how Medicaid, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and other needs-based government benefits have strict eligibility requirements. When a disabled person receives the…