Medicare Savings Account (MSA) Card

The contract involves providing a Medicare Savings Account (MSA) Card to injured workers who choose to self-administer their Medicare Set Aside funds resulting from their workers' compensation settlement. This initiative is managed by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and aims to facilitate easier access and management of these allocated funds for eligible individuals. The MSA card is intended to streamline the payment process for medical expenses related to the injury, ensuring that Medicare interests are protected while allowing injured parties more direct control over their settlement funds. Although specific details such as the contract solicitation number, location for the place of performance, and NAICS code are not provided, key contacts involved in the contract process include John Jenkins as the program point of contact and Tina Zanti serving as the contracting officer. This contract appears in a forecast report posted in March 2026, indicating it is potentially upcoming or planned but not yet fully executed. The primary goal is to improve the administration and oversight of Medicare Set Aside funds with a convenient, secure payment mechanism tailored to injured workers managing their own healthcare expenses.