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CRICO joined leaders across the state to craft a fair legal response to the public health crisis. Listen to this interview with Beth Cushing, Esq., Senior Vice President for Claims for an overview.
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As shown on this page, CRICO is working hard to keep up with the needs of our providers during the crisis. Listen to this interview with Melissa Kemp, Vice President for Underwriting for an overview of what we are doing.
World Health Organization (WHO)
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
American Medical Association (AMA)
Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MA DPH)
COVID-19 Information for Massachusetts Medical Office Practices
Ariadne Labs: Serious Illness Care Program COVID-19 Response Toolkit
Roadmap for Resuming Elective Surgery after Pandemic
HHS: OCR Issues Guidance on Telehealth Remote Communications
HHS: COVID-19 and HIPAA
MA BORM: Interim Policy on Telemedicine
CMS: Expanded Telehealth Benefits for Medicare Beneficiaries
CMS: Medicare Telemedicine Health Care Provider Fact Sheet
Newly released documents to assist members with COVID-19 staffing and care delivery.
Retired Physician Application Form
Digital Application
CNM Application
Telemedicine Briefing
During this crisis, we communicated several changes to support members. We clarified coverage, created an abbreviated application, and eased requirements for physicians and certified nurse midwives (CNMs) returning to clinical practice.
New insurance policy riders were approved by the CRICO Vermont board to ensure that medical malpractice coverage is available under our domestic and international medical professional liability (MPL) policies for physicians providing telemedicine services across state lines.
We also implemented a solution for members who want to provide insurance to clinicians onboarded to help with the crisis who do not currently have insurance or insurance that would extend to such work. The CRICO Vermont board has approved new insurance policy riders to address this need and approved a recommendation to waive premium for all providers who join our member institutions exclusively to help respond to the COVID-19 crisis.
During the spread of COVID-19, many clinicians turned to alternative solutions to deliver care safely. Telemedicine is one such solution. CRICO has compiled a list of FAQs along with suggested guidelines from reputable sources. Federal and state requirements related to telemedicine are evolving rapidly.
If you need further assistance, please email Melissa Kemp, Vice President CRICO Underwriting or call 617.450.6835.
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CRICO is committed to supporting our insured community throughout these unusual times and have put systems and measures in place to ensure our ability to provide uninterrupted support and service.
Complying with COVID-19 guidelines set by MA State and our national public health leaders, and putting the highest priority on the health and safety of our employees, we are leveraging available technology solutions, allowing us to conduct business remotely. While all travel and in-person meetings have been suspended, we are otherwise able to conduct business as usual and expect to be returning to the office in September.