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Malpractice Insurance Origins

By Dan Reale, CEO of Aviso Insurance, LLC Malpractice Insurance – How it All Began Five years after George Washington’s inaugural in 1794, the US saw its first medical malpractice case. The plaintiff claimed a doctor promised to do an operation skillfully, but...

Telemedicine News in Florida

Industry News, Medical Malpractice, Regulatory & Healthcare Law

New Rule Provides Telemedicine Opportunity The federal government recently finalized a rule that will allow Medicare Advantage plans to offer telemedicine as a core benefit. As a result, practices of all sizes will have a greater incentive to adopt virtual visits....

Malpractice Insurance Cost Savings

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An independent insurance agent represents your interest instead of an insurance company employer. An independent agent will access many insurance companies to offer you the best coverage options for the best premium cost. A captive insurance agent is employed by a...

Claim Exposure by Ancillary Staff

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Malpractice Claims – Did You Know? Roughly 33% of all malpractice insurance claims are a result of ancillary staff errors. The common errors involve communication, documentation, filing, follow-up, breach of privacy, etc. Physicians are the “captain of their...

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