# Medicare Set-Aside Software for WC Specialists > Medrecords AI drafts the MSA allocation from the medical and billing record, with the treatment history and projected items cited to the page. Canonical page: https://medrecords.ai/deliverables/medicare-set-aside/ --- New — **Missing Records Detection:** flags every visit, provider, and date missing from the file. [See how →](https://medrecords.ai/product/missing-records-identification/) [Home](https://medrecords.ai/) ›[Deliverables](https://medrecords.ai/deliverables/) › — MSA allocation medicare set-aside software for workers compensation specialists ## The MSA allocation, built from the record line by line. Medicare set-aside software for workers compensation specialists: Medrecords AI reads the medical and billing record and drafts the MSA allocation, with the treatment history, the billing record and the projected items each linked to the page they came from. You price it, you revise it, you submit it. Treatment and billing, reconciled — ·Every item cited to the record — ·Your allocation format ### What you walk out with The allocation in a shape a reviewer can check, with the record evidence for each line already attached. #### The treatment history Every visit, procedure and prescription in the file, in date order, with duplicate packets collapsed and the page number kept on each entry. #### The billing record Billed items pulled out of the statements and reconciled against the clinical record, so an item nobody can find in the chart is visible before submission. #### The projected items Recurring care the record actually documents, laid out for you to price, with the page that supports each one. #### The allocation draft Your format, ready for your pricing pass and your review before it goes to CMS. Who this is for ### Your judgment, multiplied The allocation is your professional call. The pricing, the rated age judgment, the decision about what is reasonably expected: all of it stays yours, and CMS reads it under your name. What comes off your desk is the two days of reading a 900-page file, reconciling billing against chart notes and hunting for the page behind an item a reviewer questioned. Specialists use that to run more allocations a month at the same standard, and to answer a CMS question by opening the page instead of reopening the file. ### How the draft gets built Three steps, each one a capability you can open and read on its own. Step 1 #### Pull the treatment and billing record Visits, procedures, prescriptions and billed amounts, sorted and reconciled against each other. [Billing summary →](https://medrecords.ai/product/medical-billing-summary/) Step 2 #### Lay out the recurring care What the record documents as ongoing, in a table you can price rather than a narrative you have to mine. [Cost and care tables →](https://medrecords.ai/product/cost-and-care-tables/) Step 3 #### Draft the allocation Your format, your section order, every projected item citing the page it rests on. [Medicare set-aside drafting →](https://medrecords.ai/product/medicare-set-aside-drafting/) ### You sign it. That is the point. The software assembles and cites what the record documents. It sets no prices, makes no rated age judgment and submits nothing. You price the allocation, you revise it and you put your name on it, which is what CMS is reviewing. ### MSA allocation: common questions No. It assembles the treatment history, the billing record and the recurring items the file documents, each cited. Pricing and the professional judgment behind it stay with you. No. It produces a draft in your format. Submission, and everything that follows from it, is yours. They are detected and collapsed, and duplicates are never billed to you, so the same course of treatment does not appear twice in the history. No. Medrecords AI does not retrieve records from providers or facilities. You bring the records you already have — review starts in minutes from upload. Retrieval vendors take days; you can keep yours and still cut the review to minutes. Every projected item opens the record page that supports it, so the answer is one click rather than a reread of the file. ### Send one file. Read the allocation it drafts. Bring a real workers’ compensation file. You get the treatment history, the reconciled billing and the cited draft back, and you judge the output. [Test a file](https://medrecords.ai/test-a-file/?src=deliverable-medicare-set-aside)