Despite being around for more than two decades, many myths have sprung up about Medicare Set-asides (MSAs). This blog provides the truth.

CMS has some very specific banking requirements for depositing funds into MSA accounts. Check and see if you’re satisfying them.

CMS has issued strict guidelines regarding the handling of PRN (“as needed”) medications, but what does that mean for you?

Have you experienced temporary depletion of your Medicare set-aside (MSA) account? If so, read on for more information and contact MSA Meds.

If you are asking what role the client’s medical history plays in their Medicare Set-aside (MSA) account, please read on.

CMS has issued an updated Workers’ Compensation Medicare set-aside (WCMSA) Reference Guide. Read on for more information.

It is critical you understand what happens to unused funds in your MSA account, which is where we come in.

The WCMSA allocates a portion of the workers’ compensation settlement for all future work injury-related medical expenses. But sometimes, you must question your insurance carrier’s proposed MSA.

After a work-related injury, it is crucial you receive the right ICD code. If not, it might be difficult to pay for your treatment.

This blog discusses why you should retain the services of a professional administrator for your Medicare set-aside (MSA) account. Read on and contact MSA Meds for more information.