MSPN Speaker's Bureau Submission Form

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Medicare Advantage Plan PanelQuick Summary: Similar to the MAP session at the MSPN Annual Conference, this session will cover the investigation and resolution of Part C and D liens. Panelists may be pulled from Part C or D plans, debt collection companies or MSP compliance companies. Long Summary: This panel session will provide an in-depth, practical discussion on the investigation, assertion, negotiation, and resolution of Medicare Advantage Plan (Part C) and Medicare Part D prescription drug liens in workers’ compensation and liability settlements. The panel will offer multiple perspectives on how Part C and D recovery efforts are initiated, how lien amounts are calculated, and what documentation and proof are required to support or dispute reimbursement claims. Key topics will include: • How Part C and Part D plans identify potential MSP situations and trigger recovery efforts • Differences between traditional Medicare (Part A/B) conditional payments and MAO/Part D lien assertions • The role of vendors and debt collectors in lien identification and recovery • Common challenges faced by payers, self-insureds, attorneys, and settlement professionals when resolving Part C and D liens • Practical strategies for investigating lien validity, addressing allocation disputes, and negotiating reductions • Timing considerations and best practices to avoid post-settlement surprises • Emerging trends, enforcement activity, and litigation affecting Medicare Advantage and Part D recoveries The session will emphasize compliance risk management, transparency, and coordination among stakeholders, with the goal of helping attendees develop defensible, efficient processes for addressing Part C and Part D liens as part of settlement planning and execution. This panel is intended for claims professionals, attorneys, MSP compliance specialists, risk managers, and settlement professionals seeking a clearer understanding of Medicare Advantage and Part D recovery expectations and actionable guidance on resolving these liens effectively and with greater confidence.	I would like to be conisdered for this topic
WCMSA Reporting and SettlementQuick Summary: Panel examines the effect of WCMSA Reporting on MSA handling, including submit vs. non-submit and settlement of WC claims. Panelists may be pulled from MSP compliance companies, structured settlement brokers or professional administration companies. Detailed Summary: This panel session will explore the practical and strategic implications of Workers’ Compensation Medicare Set-Aside (WCMSA) reporting on claim settlement and post-settlement administration. With WCMSA reporting requirements now firmly embedded in MSP compliance workflows, this discussion will focus on how reporting obligations influence decision-making around MSA submission versus non-submission, settlement structure, and long-term claim resolution. Panelists drawn from MSP compliance companies, structured settlement brokers, and professional administration firms will provide a multi-disciplinary perspective on how WCMSA reporting affects each stage of the settlement lifecycle. The discussion will address how reporting data is generated, transmitted, and relied upon by CMS, and how inaccuracies or inconsistencies can create downstream compliance, audit, or beneficiary issues. Key topics will include: • Overview of WCMSA reporting requirements and their relationship to Section 111 reporting • The impact of reporting on submit versus non-submit WCMSA strategies • How WCMSA reporting influences settlement negotiations, valuation, and timing • Risks and considerations when settling WC claims without CMS review in a reporting environment • The role of structured settlements in WCMSA funding and how structures are reflected in reported data • Professional administration considerations, including how reporting affects account setup, ongoing administration, and documentation • Common reporting pitfalls, compliance gaps, and strategies to mitigate exposure for payers and self-insureds • Practical coordination among claims handlers, attorneys, MSA vendors, brokers, and administrators to ensure consistent and defensible reporting The panel will emphasize real-world scenarios and lessons learned, highlighting how WCMSA reporting can alter traditional settlement practices and why early planning and cross-functional coordination are increasingly critical. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of how reporting obligations intersect with settlement strategy, funding mechanisms, and post-settlement compliance responsibilities. This session is designed for claims professionals, risk managers, attorneys, MSP compliance practitioners, structured settlement professionals, and administrators who are navigating WCMSA reporting requirements and seeking practical guidance on settling workers’ compensation claims efficiently while protecting Medicare’s interests.	I would like to be considered for this topic

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2026 MSPN Annual Education Conference

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