Looking Back on a Great 2013 and Ahead to an Exciting 2014 It’s hard to believe it, but with Christmas right around the corner, the end of another year is upon us. And it’s been a great year for our team at eQuoteMD. We achieved numerous milestones in terms of meeting the malpractice insurance needs of physicians
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Declining Rates for Medical Liability Insurance
Good News for Doctors (and Insurers) According to a recent poll from Medical Liability Monitor—a malpractice insurance trade newsletter—the medical professional liability insurance industry has experienced yet another year of declining rates across the U.S., the eighth such year in a row. Medical Liability Monitor publishes the results of a comprehensive poll that includes 75% or more of
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In the field of medicine, liability insurance safeguards your financial security, your practice and your valuable reputation. Despite this reality, several myths surround professional medical liability insurance. These myths mislead some doctors into underestimating its importance. This blog addresses these misconceptions about insurance and sheds light on why securing professional medical liability insurance should be
READ MOREHow to Lower Your Medical Liability Insurance Costs
If you’re a healthcare provider, medical liability insurance is likely one of your largest expenses. It’s essential for protecting yourself against lawsuits, but the premiums can be hefty. If you are looking for ways to slash your professional medical liability insurance cost, this blog is for you. Let’s discuss how to lower your medical liability
READ MOREUnderstanding Tail Coverage: Why It’s Crucial for General Surgeons
In the complex world of medical care, where the stakes are high and the margins for error are minimal, the importance of comprehensive insurance coverage cannot be overstated. For general surgeons, navigating through the complexities of medical malpractice insurance is as critical as the precision required in their surgical practices. A significant component of this
READ MOREComparing Occurrence and Claims-made Policies for General Surgeons
Do you know the differences between occurrence and claims-made medical malpractice insurance policies? As a general surgeon desiring premiere coverage at the best possible cost, you should understand the differences. In this eQuoteMD blog, we will outline the distinctives of both kinds of insurance policies, so you choose the coverage which benefits you most. What
READ MORETypes of Medical Liability Insurance: Understanding Your Options
Selection of professional medical liability insurance coverage is one of the most critical administrative choices healthcare providers make. Today’s medical environment is complex, leaving physicians open to malpractice litigation and possible loss of income, assets and reputation. Keep reading to learn about your medical liability insurance options. What Is Professional Medical Liability Insurance? Also called
READ MOREChoosing The Right Coverage: A Comprehensive Guide For Professionals
Despite the extensive training and experience doctors and other healthcare professionals have, problems can arise in patient care, which can lead to a lot of stress, litigation, and expenses. For this reason, physicians need the right medical malpractice insurance to protect their income, assets, and more. Here is a guide to selecting the best possible
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Imagine this: a home health agency hires you to do some PRN work for them. Until now you’ve been between employment, having left your last job because of management issues. You explain to the hiring manager of the agency that you’re uninsured, but he assures you that it is okay—you will be automatically insured under
READ MOREResources for QPP and MACRA
Implementing the requirements for the Quality Payment Program (QPP) under MACRA can be difficult and confusing for many medical practices. Large groups and healthcare systems undoubtedly have an advantage over smaller practices because they can hire people, sometimes even departments, to interpret and employ the new regulations. Fortunately for the smaller private practice and solo
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