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Home-care doctors are on a roll
Kate Williamson, The Examiner http://www.examiner.com/
Ariz. malpractice bill moves forward
By PAUL DAVENPORT http://www.businessweek.com/
American Physicians Service Group, Inc. Announces Regulatory Approval of Merger With Medical Malpractice Partner
http://www.sys-con.com
Breaking the stalemate — a malpractice insurer steps up
http://maehc.blogspot.com MAeHC today announced our participation in a joint initiative to provide malpractice premium credits to physicians utilizing EHRs. The Connecticut Medical Insurance Company — in a program developed jointly with the Massachusetts Medical Society, Physicians Insurance Association of Massachusetts (an MMS subsidiary), and MAeHC — will offer credits ranging from 5-20% to Massachusetts physicians […]
Firms to answer malpractice rate allegations
BY PAIGE ST. JOHN FLORIDA TODAY CAPITAL BUREAU http://www.floridatoday.com Medical malpractice companies benefiting from courtroom caps today must tell state regulators why they are not returning more of that money to doctors and the public. Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty has ordered executives of major malpractice insurers to attend public hearings today in Tallahassee on their […]
Tort reform linked to rise in doctors at CAMC
by Jake Stump Daily Mail Staff http://www.dailymail.com
ProMutual Plans No Rate Increase in 2007 for Mass. Physicians
http://www.insurancejournal.com Medical Professional Mutual Insurance Co. (ProMutual) will not increase its rates for physicians, surgeons, dentists and certified nurse midwives in Massachusetts for 2007. If the proposed rates are approved, the company said that many policyholders will see a decrease in their premiums. A number of specialties such as obstetrics, orthopedics and anesthesiology should see […]
Hospitals say there are no quick fixes to long lines in emergency rooms
BY NASEEM SOWTI STAR-BANNER http://www.ocala.com Joyce Gazzara went to the emergency room with severe stomach pain on a recent Friday afternoon, hoping to get quick treatment. But the 64-year-old suffered for 12 hours in the waiting room at Munroe Regional Medical Center, before she managed to squeeze through the bottleneck of ER doors.
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