Risk Management

Proactively addressing risk in your practice may help you avoid claims in the future. Our risk management team and resources can help.

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We believe risk management solutions should meet your unique concerns. Our goal is to provide you with the knowledge, skills and tools to enhance productivity, improve patient safety, reduce practice risks, and help avoid claims.

Personalized Risk Assessment Reduce risk and potentially save money. Physician Forms Library A selection of forms you may need for your practice. Contact Us We’re here to answer your risk questions and discuss your concerns. Call the Risk Management Hotline at 1-888-336-2642 or contact us via email. Webinars Access our exclusive webinars on essential topics such as avoiding communication breakdowns, cyber liability and more. Business Associate Agreement (PDF) Download your copy of our Business Associate Agreement (PDF). Physician Connection Read our quarterly publication on emerging risk issues for medical practices in various specialties. Risk Management FAQs The answers to the risk-related questions we’re most commonly asked. Online CME Courses Earn CME credits, provide risk management education for your staff, and potentially earn premium discounts.

Risk Management Articles

4 Ways to Help Maintain Clinical Competence Article | Resources & Articles Maintaining clinical competence is an ongoing need throughout a physician's career. Try these four strategies to keep your skills fresh.

Doctor Disciplined in Telemedicine Case Article | Resources & Articles Telemedicine is always evolving. That's why doctors need to stay on top of the laws that dictate how they practice it.

Facial Surgery Leads to Cancer Diagnosis Article | Resources & Articles Tom Ashbury complained of numbness and pain a year after facial surgery. Was it typical of recovery or something else?

Mitigating an Unwanted Outcome with Compassion Article | Resources & Articles You treated the patient and felt treatment went well, only to be advised that the patient/family/caregiver is upset with the outcome. What to do?