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Hi all,

As a newbie I enjoy following the posts.

I'm launching my IMP May 2013. Making the transition from hospital-owned to

IMP-freedom within the same community!

I would like to get recs about malpractice insurance carrier in New England. I

looked into The Doctor Company as some other local IMPs have but need to be a

member of ACP. I'm not as I'm an FP.

Coming to IMP camp from NH! Can't wait to see San Diego.

Lori Richer

FP in NH

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Medical mutualI think they do all of northern new england physician owned Rebates the last three yrsIn Portland MaineSent from my iPod

Hi all,

As a newbie I enjoy following the posts.

I'm launching my IMP May 2013. Making the transition from hospital-owned to IMP-freedom within the same community!

I would like to get recs about malpractice insurance carrier in New England. I looked into The Doctor Company as some other local IMPs have but need to be a member of ACP. I'm not as I'm an FP.

Coming to IMP camp from NH! Can't wait to see San Diego.

Lori Richer

FP in NH

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Loriget a quote from Coverysmy premium for half time malpractice dropped from $8.5 K per year to $5 K per yearchanged from Norcalin RI, also I think Mass don't know about NHLynnCC: To: From: jnantonucci@...Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2012 21:46:54 -0400Subject: Re: newbie ? about malpractice

Medical mutualI think they do all of northern new england physician owned Rebates the last three yrsIn Portland MaineSent from my iPod

Hi all,

As a newbie I enjoy following the posts.

I'm launching my IMP May 2013. Making the transition from hospital-owned to IMP-freedom within the same community!

I would like to get recs about malpractice insurance carrier in New England. I looked into The Doctor Company as some other local IMPs have but need to be a member of ACP. I'm not as I'm an FP.

Coming to IMP camp from NH! Can't wait to see San Diego.

Lori Richer

FP in NH

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Thanks for the leads.

I'll check them out.

Hope to see you at Camp.

Lori

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> I would like to get recs about malpractice insurance carrier in New England. I

looked into The Doctor Company as some other local IMPs have but need to be a

member of ACP. I'm not as I'm an FP.

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> Coming to IMP camp from NH! Can't wait to see San Diego.

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Anyone know what is considered part-time or half-time for malpractice insurance?

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IMP-freedom within the same community!

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> I would like to get recs about malpractice insurance carrier in New England. I

looked into The Doctor Company as some other local IMPs have but need to be a

member of ACP. I'm not as I'm an FP.

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> Coming to IMP camp from NH! Can't wait to see San Diego.

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> Lori Richer

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Sharon,Who is your malpractice carrier? I have been using The Doctors Company and their criteria for part-time/full-time is how many hours per week that your office is open, not necessarily patient contact hours. So I have been paying full-time rates as long as I have had my practice. SetoSouth Pasadena, CA

Mine is less than 20-21 patient contact hours.Sharon McCoy MD

Renaissance Family Medicine10 McClintock Court; Irvine, CA 92617PH: (949)387-5504 Fax: (949)281-2197 Toll free phone/fax: www.SharonMD.com

My carrier is NJ Pure, 20 hours or less is PT. i love them they've been a pleasure to deal with. I think they may be a mutual company but not sure.Deborah Ginsburg, MDHealing Oceans Family Wellness Center

Helping Families Thrivewww.healing-oceans.com Sent from my iPad

Less than 24-26 clinical face to face hrs per week for my carrier. rs differ

Anyone know what is considered part-time or half-time for malpractice insurance?

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,CAP-MPT

 I misstated.  It is all " aspects of practice of medicine " :

Private practice must be limited to no more than 20 hours per week, averaged on a calendar quarter basis. All aspects of the practice of medicine are to be included in the total number of hours worked. This includes patient care, making rounds, phone calls, reviewing and addressing of lab results, tests and consultant reports, charting, billing and other administrative work, locum tenens, after hours call when engaged in patient care and direct or indirect supervision of physician extenders such as physician assistants and nurse practitioners. 

Since I don't have regular " office hours " that I'm open, this is easier for me.Sharon McCoy MDRenaissance Family Medicine

10 McClintock Court; Irvine, CA  92617PH: (949)387-5504   Fax: (949)281-2197  Toll free phone/fax:  www.SharonMD.com

 

Sharon,Who is your malpractice carrier? I have been using The Doctors Company and their criteria for part-time/full-time is how many hours per week that your office is open, not necessarily patient contact hours. So I have been paying full-time rates as long as I have had my practice.

SetoSouth Pasadena, CA

 

Mine is less than 20-21 patient contact hours.

Sharon McCoy MD

Renaissance Family Medicine10 McClintock Court; Irvine, CA  92617PH: (949)387-5504   Fax: (949)281-2197  Toll free phone/fax:  www.SharonMD.com

 

My carrier is NJ Pure, 20 hours or less is PT. i love them they've been a pleasure to deal with. I think they may be a mutual company but not sure.Deborah Ginsburg, MDHealing Oceans Family Wellness Center

         Helping Families Thrivewww.healing-oceans.com Sent from my iPad

 

Less than 24-26 clinical face to face hrs per week for my carrier. rs differ 

 

Anyone know what is considered part-time or half-time for malpractice insurance?

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> I'm launching my IMP May 2013. Making the transition from hospital-owned to IMP-freedom within the same community!

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> I would like to get recs about malpractice insurance carrier in New England. I looked into The Doctor Company as some other local IMPs have but need to be a member of ACP. I'm not as I'm an FP.

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> Coming to IMP camp from NH! Can't wait to see San Diego.

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Mine also. After local private doctors formed a Corp, 10+ switched to CAP- MPT, each member got 5% discount.Wen  

 

,CAP-MPT

 I misstated.  It is all " aspects of practice of medicine " :

Private practice must be limited to no more than 20 hours per week, averaged on a calendar quarter basis. All aspects of the practice of medicine are to be included in the total number of hours worked. This includes patient care, making rounds, phone calls, reviewing and addressing of lab results, tests and consultant reports, charting, billing and other administrative work, locum tenens, after hours call when engaged in patient care and direct or indirect supervision of physician extenders such as physician assistants and nurse practitioners. 

Since I don't have regular " office hours " that I'm open, this is easier for me.Sharon McCoy MDRenaissance Family Medicine

10 McClintock Court; Irvine, CA  92617PH: (949)387-5504   Fax: (949)281-2197  Toll free phone/fax: 

www.SharonMD.com

 

Sharon,Who is your malpractice carrier? I have been using The Doctors Company and their criteria for part-time/full-time is how many hours per week that your office is open, not necessarily patient contact hours. So I have been paying full-time rates as long as I have had my practice.

SetoSouth Pasadena, CA

 

Mine is less than 20-21 patient contact hours.

Sharon McCoy MD

Renaissance Family Medicine10 McClintock Court; Irvine, CA  92617PH: (949)387-5504   Fax: (949)281-2197  Toll free phone/fax: 

www.SharonMD.com

 

My carrier is NJ Pure, 20 hours or less is PT. i love them they've been a pleasure to deal with. I think they may be a mutual company but not sure.Deborah Ginsburg, MDHealing Oceans Family Wellness Center

         Helping Families Thrivewww.healing-oceans.com Sent from my iPad

 

Less than 24-26 clinical face to face hrs per week for my carrier. rs differ 

 

Anyone know what is considered part-time or half-time for malpractice insurance?

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> Hi all,

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> As a newbie I enjoy following the posts.

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> I'm launching my IMP May 2013. Making the transition from hospital-owned to IMP-freedom within the same community!

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> I would like to get recs about malpractice insurance carrier in New England. I looked into The Doctor Company as some other local IMPs have but need to be a member of ACP. I'm not as I'm an FP.

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> Coming to IMP camp from NH! Can't wait to see San Diego.

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> Lori Richer

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> FP in NH

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Colorado is 25 of direct patient care, so charting, admin does not count. Easy

to do only part time and pay those rates. We work 830-12 and 2-5 four days a

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Subject: Re: newbie ? about malpractice

Sharon,

Who is your malpractice carrier? I have been using The Doctors Company and their

criteria for part-time/full-time is how many hours per week that your office is

open, not necessarily patient contact hours. So I have been paying full-time

rates as long as I have had my practice.

Seto

South Pasadena, CA

Mine is less than 20-21 patient contact hours.

Sharon McCoy MD

Renaissance Family Medicine

10 McClintock Court; Irvine, CA 92617

PH: (949)387-5504 Fax: (949)281-2197 Toll free phone/fax:

www.SharonMD.com<http://www.SharonMD.com/>

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My carrier is NJ Pure, 20 hours or less is PT. i love them they've been a

pleasure to deal with. I think they may be a mutual company but not sure.

Deborah Ginsburg, MD

Healing Oceans Family Wellness Center

Helping Families Thrive

www.healing-oceans.com<http://www.healing-oceans.com/>

Sent from my iPad

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Less than 24-26 clinical face to face hrs per week for my carrier.

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Anyone know what is considered part-time or half-time for malpractice insurance?

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> I'm launching my IMP May 2013. Making the transition from hospital-owned to

IMP-freedom within the same community!

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> I would like to get recs about malpractice insurance carrier in New England. I

looked into The Doctor Company as some other local IMPs have but need to be a

member of ACP. I'm not as I'm an FP.

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> Coming to IMP camp from NH! Can't wait to see San Diego.

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> Lori Richer

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> FP in NH

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Not suer what companies up there, but I had to join AMA

(OMA - Oregon version of AMA) to get on CNA insurance

and that was $250/yr BUT premiums were WAY lower with

CNA than others PLUS I get 50% off for part-time practice!!

Get all your discounts!!

Pamela Wible, MD

3575 St. #220 

Eugene, OR 97405

www.idealmedicalcare.org

" (S)He is the best physician who is the most ingenious inspirer of hope. "

~ Coleridge

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> Hi all,

> As a newbie I enjoy following the posts.

> I'm launching my IMP May 2013. Making the transition from hospital-owned to

IMP-freedom within the same community!

>

> I would like to get recs about malpractice insurance carrier in New England. I

looked into The Doctor Company as some other local IMPs have but need to be a

member of ACP. I'm not as I'm an FP.

>

> Coming to IMP camp from NH! Can't wait to see San Diego.

>

> Lori Richer

> FP in NH

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This is a good topic discussion. I hadn't even thought about tail coverage.

Thanks.

Lori

FP in NH

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