What is the law concerning Medicaid reimbursement after settling a lawsuit?

Should the Medicaid lien be resolved prior to finalizing and signing the settlement? Should Medicaid be a part of the settlement, providing all medical bills to be reimbursed, and signing off on the final agreement? If it is taken care of after the settlement agreement is reached between plaintiff and defendant, how long would the plaintiff/recipient of the award have to inform Medicaid of the settlement? How long would Medicaid have to respond with the bills they expect to be reimbursed for? Also, do you have any idea how long it takes for your settlement information to show up in Medicaid's system once submitted? Looking specifically for the law in the state of Kentucky. Sources please!What is the law concerning Medicaid reimbursement after settling a lawsuit?
You need to talk to your attorney about what a lien is. Medicaid is going to have to be reimbursed whatever they're owed before you see a dime. You will get whatever is left of the settlement AFTER all medical bills and Medicaid claims are paid, and your attorney will pay these before you get your check.What is the law concerning Medicaid reimbursement after settling a lawsuit?
What kind of lawsuit are you talking about, against who? Or do you mean against employer's Workmans Comp insurance, or another party?



Whoever your settlement comes from, you have to repay Medicaid first, and they will deduct what they paid you before you get a check.What is the law concerning Medicaid reimbursement after settling a lawsuit?
You need to consult with an lawyer on this one, they will answer all your concerns and questions.

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