Newsletter
Jan 15, 2024
Are worries about your CRICO coverage or risks of being sued robbing you of a good night’s sleep? We have the answers to your burning questions in our five most popular Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs). They’ve been designed to provide you with insight, assurance, and information so you feel protected as you deliver safe care in 2024.
As of December 29, 2023, CRICO implemented a substantial structural internal reorganization. All subscriber insurance policies will now be issued by CRICO (A Reciprocal Risk Retention Group).
The death of a 58-year-old patient from lung cancer casts light on research into ways to ensure patients complete the tests and referrals that providers order, and that any findings are reliably pursued.
Calling for licensed physicians in Massachusetts to serve on virtual medical tribunals! Physicians can be involved as much as they want, receive $50 per tribunal, and apply their time towards AMA PRA Category 2 Credit™.
A patient with a subdural hematoma suffered severe injury after a blood bank order delay. The patient’s son and health care proxy brought a claim against the hospital, settling for more than $1M.
Emergency Medicine is a high-risk specialty. This recorded webinar aims to provide knowledge around the malpractice process and insight into how an Emergency Medicine case may play out in a courtroom.
