A federal judge once referred to the Medicare Secondary Payer law and accompanying rules as some of “the most impenetrable texts within human experience,” and confusion about set-aside compliance was not uncommon.
The clarity of the language and the entire Medicare set-aside process improved markedly with the hard-won Strengthening Medicare and Repaying Taxpayers Act, also known as the SMART Act, of 2012.
But a few areas of the system continue to cause trouble, and more improvements are needed, said panelists at the first day of the National Alliance of Medicare Set-Aside Pro...
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