How to get patient MSP information

The BCRC contractor became responsible for updating the Medicare MSP files, answering general MSP questions or responding to COB concerns. MSP data may be updated, as necessary, based on additional information received from patients, providers, attorneys, or third parties. Development may be required in order to confirm the information.

The BCRC contractor may be contacted at:

1-855-798-2627 or TDD/TYY 1-855-798-2627
Monday through Friday
8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Or

Fax 734-957-9598

Address general written inquiries to:

MEDICARE - MSP General Correspondence
P.O. Box 138897
Oklahoma City, OK 73113-8897

Special Projects
(e.g. all Product Liability Case Inquiries and Special Project Checks)

Special Projects
P.O. Box 138868
Oklahoma City, OK 73113

Self-Calculated Conditional Payment Amount Option and fixed Percentage Option

Self-Calculated Conditional Payment Amount/Fixed Percentage Option
P.O. Box 138880
Oklahoma City, OK 73113

Fax

1-405-869-3309

Please mail Voluntary Data Sharing Agreement (VDSA) correspondence to:

Voluntary Data Sharing Agreement Program
P.O. Box 660
New York, NY 10274-0660

Please mail Workers’ Compensation Set-Aside Arrangement (WCMSA) Proposal/Final Settlement to:

WCMSA Proposal/Final Settlement
P.O. Box 138899
Oklahoma City, OK. 73113-8899

Fax

1-405-869-3306

Use the MSP General Correspondence address if you do not see your special project.

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