Publications & Resources

Good relationships with patients are important not only to patient health but also, according to the article’s author, “Doctors sued most often were complained about by patients twice as much as those who were not, and poor communication was the most common complaint.”

It is the obligation of the original treating physician to appropriately follow up with the patient to arrange for removal of the PICC line.

In response to the increased prevalence of electronic health records (EHR) and some questions about the possible risks, we prepared a Special Edition of Dateline.

When protections fail and Patient Health Information is compromised, HIPAA requires covered healthcare providers to notify patients, HHS and, in some cases, the media.

The knowledge and expertise of claims department staff is critical when it comes to professional claim handling and obtaining favorable outcomes in New York State.

The “Emergency Medical Services and Surprise Bills” law, effective March 31, 2015, impacts billing and reimbursement for some out-of-network healthcare services.

The latest edition of Dateline – the newsletter for MLMIC-insured physicians and facilities is available for reading on our website.

In addition to subscribing to our Blog Digest emails and following us on Twitter, you can now follow MLMIC on LinkedIn!

MLMIC’s Board of Directors recently approved a 5 percent dividend for all MLMIC policyholders insured as of May 1, 2015.

A new online risk management CME program, Follow-Up VI, has been developed for our policyholders and is now available online.