Joseph Gordon

While cyber exposures in the hospital space are generally always an area of concern for insurers and risk managers, the invasion of Ukraine by Russia has led to concern among cyber security experts that the healthcare sector could be at expanded risk due to the conflict. The American Hospital Association bolstered these concerns recently, following More

The growing demand and rising exposures for the Advanced Practice Clinicians segment, a category which can include nurse practitioners, certified registered nurse anesthetists, and physician assistants, has led to the creation of new standalone products and coverages from carriers, alongside a drip feed of rate hikes. The increased reliance on these segments in the healthcare More

Despite the pandemic leading to a groundswell of demand for telehealth coverage among general practitioners, exposures and claims for telehealth related coverage remained relatively benign, with the most common concerns among carriers being the potential fallout of state licensure issues and claims severity as damage caps vary greatly across state lines. ProAssurance’s Mike Rosenthal, senior More

Increased exposures have led to planned rate hikes scattered among medical professional liability carriers within the physician and nurse practitioner’s segment. Despite the seemingly never-ending specter of COVID-19, carriers have generally not noted any adverse impact on pricing as a result of the pandemic, though overall exposures and suspension of practices are continuing to vary More