Does the new Medicare Workers Compensation Reporting Fine Affect You?

Workers CompRisk Management
Written By Chris Moxley

You may have read about a $1,000 per day fine for not reporting Workers Comp Injuries to Medicare.  Many are reporting that Employers are responsible for reporting this.  You are only responsible for reporting if you are a “RRE” (responsible reporting entity). If you purchase Workers Compensation from a Insurance Carrier you are not the “RRE”, the insurance company is.  If you are self-insured, however, you are the RRE. 

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Chris Moxley

Chris joined Professional Insurors in 1995 as a Producer and became Vice-President in 2004, where he overseas human resources, agency operations, & technology as well as continuing to manage his client accounts and grow the business. He has worked in Insurance for over 30 years and he has specialized training and experience in the fields of Construction Risk Management and Risk Transfer, Property Management, & Manufacturing.

https://pi-ins.com/chris-moxley
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