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Indications vs. Quotes

Indications vs. Quotes | What’s the Diff?

In the event you’ve ever inquired about pricing, you probably heard either of these two terms, indication or quote. We’re here with the next “What’s the Diff” to clarify the nuances of these two terms. Indication A non-binding rate, by an underwriter of the anticipated premium, that would be charged to coverage your given risk exposure; …

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Polymerase Chain Reaction

PCR & Malpractice

What is PCR? Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) is the technology formerly used predominantly by pharmaceutical and biotechnology researchers. Due to technological advances, PCR has developed diagnoses precision for Cancer and other serious diseases. PCR has revolutionized the commercial procedures, but has it opened doctors up to more claims if they’re not employing this technology? Tradition …

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Lancet Indemnity RRG

Nevada RRG faces Recapitalization

As your trusted friend in insurance, we keep you in the know, especially on topics that may impact your coverage. We have covered various updates for RRGs who have faced liquidation and other financial woes. Let’s discuss Lancet RRG, the Doctor owned Nevada RRG facing recapitalization. Lancet Recapitalization December 2017,  Nevada Department of Insurance (DOI) proposed …

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Colorado Physicians

Non-Competition Agreements for Colorado Physicians

Some employers may require new individual physicians to enter into non-competition agreements before beginning practicing medicine with the group. Learn more about how Colorado has update their non-competition agreement law. Non-competition Agreement On April 2, 2018, Governor John Hickenlooper signed Senate Bill 18-082 Physician Non-compete Exemption for Rare Disorder into law. Upon the Governor’s signature, the bill …

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Patient Follow-up

NORCAL Patient Follow-up Risk Management | CME

NORCAL policyholders, are you looking for an interesting CME dealing with Patient follow-ups and how this affects your practice? You’re in luck, next month the topic is “Patient Follow-ups and the EHR: Risk Managemnt and Patient Safety Considerations” Educational Webinar. Many practices use EHR systems for patient follow-up tracking and mangement. Unfortunately, integrating follow-ups into …

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Naturopathic Medicine

Who Can Practice Naturopathic Medicine?

    Naturopathic Medicine Naturopathic Medicine, also known as Naturopathy, is a form of alternative medicine based on the philosophy that treatment and prevention of diseases can be carried out without drugs. Instead, diet, exercise, and massage are techniques used. Naturopathic Medicine employs a wide array of pseudoscientific practices often refered to as natural, non-invasive …

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Ridesharing for Healthcare

Ridesharing for Healthcare & Medical Malpractice

  It was only a matter of time before ridesharing industry leaders Uber & Lyft transitioned into the healthcare arena. These initiatives are presented as new ways to removed the barrier of care to some patients. However, does this create a new extension of medical professional liability? Uber Health To combat nationwide no-show rates, as high …

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IV Infusion Therapy

IV Infusion Therapy Coverage

With the sudden influx of IV Infusion Therapy coverage inquiries, we’ve decided to provide a little more information for this procedure. Let’s jump right in… What is IV Infusion Therapy? Intravenous (IV) Infusion Therapy is a treatment offered by clinics, sometimes Medi-Spas, delivering hydration, nutrients and electrolytes intravenously. Additionally, IV Infusion Therapy is used as …

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