Tower MSA Partners Section 111 Reporting Premier Webinar 2026

June 3, 2026

Section 111 Reporting Webinar

Understanding ORM, TPOC, and Common Reporting Pitfalls

The introduction of WCMSA fields to the Section 111 reporting process has rightly been forefront over the past year. However, confusion remains when it comes to the traditional reporting requirements of ORM reporting, ORM terminations and TPOC reporting.

Webinar Details

On Wednesday, June 24 at 2:00 p.m. ET, join Tower’s Chief Compliance Officer, Dan Anders, and VP of Technology, Anthony Segrich, who will break down the practical application of Section 111 reporting requirements. 

Who Should Attend

This webinar will provide practical, real-world guidance that adjusters can immediately apply to their claims handling and settlement practices.  Attorneys and others involved in the settlement process will also gain a better understanding of how Section 111 reporting affects Medicare conditional payment recovery and post-settlement medical considerations.

You will learn:

  • When claims should be reported to CMS
  • Common ORM reporting mistakes and misconceptions
  • When ORM can — and cannot — be terminated
  • Understanding TPOC reporting triggers and timing
  • Reporting considerations in denied claims and disputed settlements
  • Best practices to reduce compliance risk and reporting errors

A Q&A session will follow the presentation. Questions may be submitted in advance during registration.

Please reserve your spot today.

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Beat the Clock: Section 111 Reporting Checklist Before Audits Start

September 30, 2025

Tower MSA Partners October Webinar prepare you for CMS Section 111 audits in 2026.

Starting in Q1 2026, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) will begin quarterly Section 111 reporting audits and is expected to issue financial penalties for non-compliant payers. What has been “coming soon” for years is now a reality, and the clock is ticking.

Join Dan Anders, Tower MSA Partners’ Chief Compliance Officer on Wednesday, October 22, at 2 pm ET, for a practical, actionable session designed to make sure your reporting is audit-proof. Dan will also provide an update on Workers’ Compensation Medicare Set-Aside (WCMSA) Section 111 reporting.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

  • Key criteria & timelines for Section 111 penalty implementation.
  • Final reporting checklist to eliminate errors and avoid penalties.
  • How CMS Section 111 reporting audits identify errors and blind spots and how to correct them.
  • Critical updates on Workers’ Compensation MSA reporting, and common pitfalls that lead to penalties

Date: Wednesday, October 22

Time: 2:00 PM ET

Register Here

Bring your toughest questions – a live Q&A session will follow the presentation. You may also submit questions ahead of time during registration.

Please click the link above and register today!

Please note that no CEU credit is offered for this webinar.

South Florida Business Journal Recognizes Tower MSA Partners as a Top 25 Women-Owned Business

June 9, 2022

banner featuring photo of CEO Rita Wilson and COO Kristine Dudley to announce Tower MSA being named to Women Owned Business list

Tower MSA Partners is recognized as a Top 25 women-owned business by South Florida Business Journal.

We know we’re good, but we enjoy external validation as much as the next guy – or woman. So, we were quite pleased to learn Tower MSA Partners not only made the South Florida Business Journal’s list of Women Owned Businesses, but we ranked among the Top 25.

The publication covers companies in the densely populated Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties. When you consider how many women-owned businesses are in this market, the honor is even more impressive. A 2016 Sun Sentinel story said nearly half of all the women-owned businesses in Florida were based in this area.

Among the metrics used to produce the list is the percentage of the company that is owned by women. For Tower, that’s 100%. CEO Rita Wilson and COO Kristine Dudley co-founded the company more than 10 years ago. You can read more about the company’s start in this article.

Tower is not only women-owned but 85% of our employees, including most of our managers and supervisors are women.

Tower is also a certified member of WBENC or the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council, a leading non-profit organization dedicated to helping women-owned businesses thrive.

If you’d like to connect with Rita or Kristie email them at rita.wilson@towermsa.com or kristine.dudley@towermsa.com.

MSA 2nd Opinion Success Story – $98,120 in savings

June 7, 2022

nurse conducting research for a Medicare Set Aside Second Opinion in a manual

CHALLENGE:

A Medicare Set-Aside was prepared by another MSP provider for $221,384.00.  In addition to extensive medical treatment and surgical procedures, the MSA included the medications omeprazole, ibuprofen, sertraline, and hydroxyzine.  As a settlement was not feasible with that MSA amount, it was submitted to Tower MSA Partners for a 2nd Opinion MSA Review.

Tower’s 2nd Opinion MSA Review is offered at no charge.

SOLUTION:

Following Tower MSA Partners’ standard MSA workflow, the Intake team compared the reported “accepted” body parts against information in the client’s claim system and determined that sertraline, intended to treat stress and depression, should be removed as “psyche/stress” was not an accepted body part. This yielded a savings of $58,320. Additionally, Tower identified inappropriate medical treatment, including an unnecessary bladder surgery, resulting in a further $37,234 reduction. Finally, Tower obtained a rated age from K.P. Underwriting, which lowered the treatment and prescription cost over life expectancy. Tower’s MSA totaled $123,263.68.

RESULTS:  $98,120 in Savings

In addition to eliminating Rx unrelated to the injury and appropriately allocating for medical treatment, Tower recommended the following pre-CMS submission to mitigate exposure and further lower the MSA:

  1. Tower drafted Body Part Letter to confirm accepted compensable conditions and specifically identified all other conditions discussed in the medical records as not “accepted” or paid for by our client.
  2. Tower’s Physician Follow Up Service, offered at no charge, to reach out to the treating physician to confirm if hydroxyzine is related to the WC injury and whether omeprazole and ibuprofen can be switched from prescription to over-the-counter versions.

More Tower Success Stories can be found here!

Download more information here or refer an MSA for a 2nd Opinion by contacting our Intake Team at 888-331-4941 or referrals@towermsa.com.