When someone suffers a serious injury requiring long-term medical treatment, the financial burden can be overwhelming. Ongoing care often involves complex coordination between medical bills and insurance claims, all while the injured person is trying to heal.
Advanced planning with an attorney or structured settlement broker is critical. To maximize benefits, the Medicare Set-Aside funds can be placed in a structured annuity, offering financial security and potential tax advantages.
Medivest offers the All-in-One (AIO) Account, a comprehensive solution that combines expert claims administration utilizing Medivest’s preferred vendor network to help ensure medical dollars go further without compromising the quality of care.
The Medivest All-In-One Account is a comprehensive post-settlement solution designed to manage medical funds efficiently and compliantly. It combines two critical components into a single, expertly administered program:
This account is used to pay for future medical expenses related to the injury that Medicare would otherwise cover. It ensures compliance with Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) rules and protects the claimant’s access to future Medicare benefits.
This account covers non-Medicare-covered medical expenses, offering expert claims management for treatments, therapies, or prescriptions that fall outside Medicare’s coverage, also adding continuity of care.
Maintaining these accounts separately is critical for adhering to Medicare guidelines, and Medivest ensures that every aspect of the All-In-One Account is managed in full regulatory compliance.
By choosing the Medivest AIO Account, claimants gain peace of mind knowing their settlement funds are being safeguarded, optimized, and used appropriately, so they can focus on recovery, not paperwork.
Anyone with both MSA and non-Medicare expenses can benefit from the AIO account, but those with catastrophic injuries and not currently receiving Medicaid often see the most value. These cases typically involve ongoing care and high medical expenses, making structured management essential.
Ideal candidates include: