Publications & Resources

A new state regulation goes into effect on March 27, 2015, requiring all medication prescriptions to be electronically prescribed.

Read about the real-life experience of one of MLMIC’s policyholders.

The United States flag that flew over the U.S.S. Constitution will soon be prominently displayed in MLMIC’s Syracuse office.

As part of our ongoing efforts to educate our member policyholders on current healthcare law and risk management issues, we’ve made available online two of our most highly rated risk management CME modules.

Always follow-up after tests, both with the patient and with the appropriate medical personnel.

Let’s explore the role of PAs, the various types of liability that may occur, and how to minimize the risks associated with such liability.

Ensuring that their patients are taking prescribed medications correctly is a major challenge faced by physicians today.

MLMIC’s risk management services include consultations, surveys and assessments, on-site lecture programs, legal guidance, and more.

Unsafe injection practices put your patients at risk for infectious and non-infectious diseases, and have been associated with adverse events in a wide variety of health care environments.

Remember: physicians cannot get free excess coverage if they are insured by an RRG.