Medi-Bill, Inc. is the oldest and most experienced firm offering Custodial Services in conjunction with
Structured Settlements. In fact, Medi-Bill was involved in the very first CMS approved Medicare Set Aside
Agreement and is the only approved provider of custodial services to the United States Department of
Justice for claims that emanate from the Federal Tort Claim Act and the Medical Claim Act.
The firm was established in 1967 by John Cressman, primarily as a Medical Insurance Claims
administration service to individuals and bank trust departments. The firm was incorporated in 1972 and
is now co-owned by Skip and Mary Cressman and remains a closely held California Corporation with
no outside partners or investors.

In 1986 the United States Department of Justice asked Medi-Bill, Inc. to serve as Medical Trust
Administrator to various US Government Lifetime Medical Trusts that emanated from the Federal Tort
Claim Act and Medical Claim Act litigation. Not long after, the United States Department of Health and
Human Services approached Medi-Bill, Inc. to act as Medical Advisor/Administrator to their Vaccine Injury
Trusts that emanated from the newly formed Vaccine Injury Compensation Act. Currently the firm acts as
Administrator to hundreds of United States Government Lifetime Reversionary Trusts. Skip Cressman has
provided sworn testimony in Federal Tort Claim court on behalf of the United States Department of Justice
and their client the Department of Health and Human Services on several occasions regarding the benefits
of Lifetime Medical Trusts v. lump sum settlements. Additionally, Mr. Cressman has participated as a
panelist for ABA Seminars on the subject of Medicare Set Aside Allocations/Agreements. The most recent
seminar was titled “Medicare Liens in Workers’ Compensation Cases, a Minefield for the Defense and
Plaintiff’s Bar”. Furthermore, Mr. Cressman has been a regular speaker on the subject of how Custodial
Agreements are utilized within Medicare Set Asides for continuing education seminars sponsored by
the University of Florida.

Currently the firm is focused on providing Custodial Services for Medicare Set Aside Agreements (MSA)s
as well as General Needs Custodial Medical Agreements (CMA)s. Today, the successful settlement of an
injured worker’s claim often will require the establishment of an MSA. Many of those same injured workers
will not have the ability to, or may elect not to accept the responsibility to correctly administer their MSA,
and will therefore require a competent Custodian (Medi-Bill) to administer their MSA utilizing a Medicare
Set Aside Custodial Agreement. Medi-Bill currently provides Custodial Services to most large nationwide
and smaller regional insurance companies offering Workers Compensation Insurance.

It is the intention of Medi-Bill and the many clients whom we serve to prevent Medicare from paying for
medical services that are the result of on the job injuries.