Telemedicine is today’s unique way to communicate with your physician and receive diagnosis and treatment advice through information technology devices like smartphones, tablets, and laptops. Allowing physicians and other providers to deliver services, answer questions, and keep in touch with patients, telemedicine can create serious liability problems, just as inpatient medical visits can. So, medical
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Doctors Liability Insurance…what is it, and what are the risks of not having it? So often, insurance brokerages make understanding and obtaining doctors’ liability insurance more difficult than necessary. In this article, we will look at simplifying what it is, why you need it, and how we can help you obtain it. To start, insurance
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Since the Covid-19 pandemic, the workplace has largely shifted to remote or hybrid work. Technology has evolved making it possible to do almost anything from the comfort of your living room. Telemedicine, a concept that began around the 1950’s, became even more popular amongst the pandemic. With a rise in telemedicine come a rise in
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Just as any physician needs excellent malpractice insurance, so do general surgeons–in fact, they need it more so than other healthcare providers because of the substantial risks surgery usually involves. Here are some guidelines general surgeons should follow to safeguard their assets, ability to practice, and their reputation. Use an Insurance Broker When considering physician
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Family practice physicians carry a significant patient load–on average about 2700 patients per provider. So, these doctors don’t need the added worry about malpractice claims. To keep focused on excellent patient care, family practice doctors should purchase the best malpractice insurance they can afford. Here are five benefits of having this kind of insurance coverage.
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If you are a dentist practicing in California, you know that malpractice insurance is not required by law in your state. However, to protect your assets and your employees’ livelihood, dental malpractice insurance is extremely important. In this blog, you’ll learn some tips for choosing the malpractice insurance in California that’s right for you and
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Physicians in New York pay more for medical malpractice insurance than anyone else. That’s why it’s important to find the best coverage at the lowest rate possible for your practice. The state of New York is one of the best places to practice medicine in the country, and along with the state’s high level of
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Since the COVID-19 pandemic, Telemedicine, or Telehealth as it is also known, has become a growing trend in healthcare. Telehealth was a reliable form of providing care prior to the pandemic, but it was normally a very small part of a provider’s practice. But as physicians and patients became more comfortable with Telemedicine, it has
READ MOREThe Ultimate Guide to Michigan’s Dental Malpractice Insurance
State of Michigan law does not require that licensed and practicing dentists carry malpractice insurance. However, that does not mean that people living and being treated in Michigan do not file malpractice lawsuits against their healthcare providers. As a dentist in Michigan, you should know if you should purchase dental malpractice insurance and what it
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Finding the cheapest medical malpractice insurance policy is easy to do, but it is not the smartest way to go about choosing the right type of malpractice insurance. There are several factors to consider when choosing the right type of insurance for your practice. Physicians and surgeons, office administrators, and healthcare professionals should look for
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