Tag Archives: Risk Management
Top 5 Reasons Doctors Get Sued
Here are the top five reasons that physicians get sued – and some prevention steps they may take to reduce risk: #1. Poor communication with patients This is by far the biggest issue. The majority of lawsuits filed by patients or their families are done simply to find out what actually happened during their treatment. Continue Reading »
Do most physicians have a plan for proactive risk management?
Good doctors not only treat what ails their patients, they also educate and encourage their patients to take steps – like nutrition and exercise — that will hopefully prevent illnesses. The same goes for physicians and their practices – smart physicians develop strategies to control risks and improve patient safety. They also plan for the Continue Reading »
Don’t Like What You See in the Mirror? There’s a Medi Spa for that.
You are now officially a baby boomer or an advanced generation X and you do not like a certain aspect of what you see in the mirror. Perhaps you are thinking about visiting a medical spa (medi spa for short) for help with your frown lines, age spots, facial hair and or visceral fat, etc. Trendy Continue Reading »
Determining Adequate Insurance Coverage for Physicians Working in the Correctional Medical Field.
If you are a physician working in the corrections field, you need to ask this question: “Does my insurance adequately cover me for all possible liability?” I get this question at a lot of conferences, and the answer is usually maybe. There are a lot of factors to consider when making sure you have adequate coverage, claims Continue Reading »
Risk Issues in Medical Imaging
47% of imaging facilities will be sued. 29% will be sued twice. At NSU Healthcare, we have teamed up with industry leader, OmniSure Consulting Group, to create a comprehensive liability program providing strong malpractice coverage and including the all-important risk management segment. This NSU partner webinar is brought to you by OmniSure Consulting Group LLC and Continue Reading »
NSU Partner Video – OmniSure on Risk Management
OmniSure’s Vice President Kathy Fitzgerald, RN, discusses OmniSure’s services, “We execute every service we promise with sharply focused expertise.” NSU Healthcare specializes in the Medical Professional Liability, General Liability, and Umbrella/Excess insurance needs of the healthcare industry.
Niche Markets in Healthcare
Overview: For retail brokers with a specialty healthcare or insured consumers looking for coverage, deciding on the necessary needs and coverages can be a daunting task. Combine that with a lack of clarity in definitions, and you have a perfect storm. Some insurers group miscellaneous healthcare facilities with allied health and some group allied health Continue Reading »
Partner Video Spotlight – OmniSure Correctional Risk Management
NSU Healthcare has the only malpractice program that offers OmniSure’s risk management services designed exclusively for correctional healthcare. Learn more about this exceptional program in this video featuring OmniSure’s Lorry Schoenly. Our program is endorsed by the Academy of Correctional Health Professionals (ACHP) NSU Healthcare specializes in the Medical Professional Continue Reading »
Video Spotlight – OmniSure Consulting Group
In today’s business climate, everyone is looking for ROI. No matter themarket or the size of the account, NSU offers all your Physician and Healthcare clients risk management services that reduce risk, prevent losses, and result in long-term relationships. NSU Healthcare specializes in the Medical Professional Liability, General Liability, and Umbrella/Excess insurance needs Continue Reading »
Coordination between Healthcare Facilities and Contracted Agencies or Vendors
A good risk management program for healthcare facilities includes agreements that carefully address the coordinated care and services provided to patients by outside vendors or agencies. Healthcare facilities that contract with outside staffing agencies, therapy companies, home health agencies, hospice, dialysis services, or other vendors may want to create a checklist for agreements to address Continue Reading »