The Medicare, Medicaid and SCHIP Extension Act of 2007 (MMSEA) imposes new reporting requirements on workers’ compensation, no-fault and liability insurers (including self-insurers) that resolve claims with Medicare beneficiaries.

Please join Sonnenschein partners Janice Ziegler and Ramy Fayed as they present an analysis of Section 111 Medicare Secondary Payer mandatory reporting requirements during a complimentary health law webinar hosted by Compliance 360. The presentation will include:

An overview of Section 111 mandatory reporting with discussion of:

• Reporting Basics
• Applicable Penalties
• Enforcement Risks

A discussion of Hop Topics including:

• Challenges for risk managers of self-insured entities
• Contracting with reporting vendors and compliance strategies for "Responsible Reporting Entities"
• Data collection strategies
• Provider risk management write offs and clinical trial research policies for Providers
• The debate regarding Medicare set asides for Liability Insurers
• Evolving reporting requirements and challenges for Mass Tort Litigants

Who Should Attend

• Chief Compliance Officer
• Legal/Regulatory Counsel
• Director of Regulatory Affairs
• Chief Financial Officer
• Director of Internal Audit
• Chief Risk Officer

About the Presenters

Janice Ziegler is a partner in Sonnenschein’s national Health Care Group. She focuses on providing strategic, regulatory and legislative counseling to clients regarding the Medicare Secondary Payer (“MSP”) laws, the Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part D programs, and federal and state health care privacy matters. With over 20 years of litigation and health care experience, Ms. Ziegler advises a broad range of health care businesses, including insurers and health plans, hospitals and health systems, physicians and physician practices, pharmacies and pharmacy benefit managers.

Ramy Fayed is a member of Sonnenschein’s national Health Care Group and was recently named one of the nation's "Outstanding Young Healthcare Lawyers" by Nightingale's Healthcare News. In his practice, he advises a broad range of health care organizations, including hospitals, academic medical centers, community hospitals, medical device manufacturers, pharmaceutical manufacturers, durable medical equipment suppliers, diagnostic imaging companies, large physician groups, and dialysis providers on compliance with the federal health care program anti-kickback law, the Stark law, the False Claims Act, laws and regulations governing coverage and reimbursement, MSP laws and regulations, and privacy issues. Mr. Fayed also represents clients in administrative litigation, including PRRB and ALJ appeals.

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