Publications & Resources

While healthcare providers alone cannot erase health inequities, they can make a significant impact in advancing access to care and better health outcomes for all patient populations.

The physician-patient relationship plays a central role in medical care. Here are several recommendations for building trust and addressing challenges both online and in-person.

A new episode of MLMIC’s “Talk Studio” features a conversation on telephone triage by nurses.

The latest edition of MLMIC’s The Albany Report focuses policyholder attention on the 2022-23 New York State Executive Budget.

Improving the patient experience with both technology and in-person care can help healthcare providers keep up with evolving patient expectations.

MLMIC attorneys Nancy May-Skinner, Esq., and Marc Craw, Esq., discuss recent legislative actions taken by Governor Kathy Hochul.

Guidance and support for handling unruly patients and challenging clinical interactions

Delays in preventive screening exams can exacerbate diseases and conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, and cancer if they go undiagnosed, unmonitored, and untreated.

As cannabis use becomes more widespread, conversations with patients about its use may help to prevent poor medical outcomes.

As part of our commitment to put the interests of policyholders first, MLMIC is proud to offer a number of Preferred Savings Programs (PSPs) to qualifying New York physicians. Physicians who meet certain requirements can take advantage of additional premium reductions, either separately or in combination with the PSP, for potential total savings of up to 30%.