Master the complexities of Medicaid lien resolution in personal injury cases without the administrative headache.
This program will offer best practices for dealing with Medicaid liens and recoveries in injury cases. It will offer practical guidance for dealing with Medicaid agencies, such as when and how to notify HMS and HRA; what you can expect after receiving a lien notice; and the methods to either reduce or eliminate your client's reimbursement obligation to Medicaid.
It examines the distinction between benchmark and MAGI Medicaid eligibility, the statutory framework of Social Services Law sections 104 and 104-b, and the practical challenges of managing lien notifications and compromises. The content addresses the impact of capitation payments, the specific requirements for nursing home negligence cases, and the complexities of estate claims for deceased recipients.
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Senior Case Manager at Precision Resolution LLC
Catherine, Senior Case Manager at Precision Resolution, is a veteran paralegal with 18 years of experience, 11 of which have been primarily focused on personal injury. A Louisiana native, she attended the University of New Orleans and Georgia Piedmont, where she earned her paralegal degree and served on the Paralegal Studies Advisory Committee until 2018. Known for her passion for dissecting details, Catherine excels in preparing complex arguments and brings a meticulous, strategic approach to resolving liens.
Senior Lien Attorney at Precision Resolution, LLC
Mr. Loudenslager is the Senior Lien Attorney at Precision Resolution, LLC. A Certified Medicare Set-Aside Consultant, he focuses his practice on Medicare Advantage Plan, ERISA, and Medicaid liens, specifically the litigation and resolution of these lien amounts in personal injury actions. He received his J.D. from Western New England University School of Law in Springfield, MA, where he served as Production Editor for the Western New England Law Review.
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