Rodric J. Hurdle-Bradford

Telemedicine coverage: Malpractice issues in the post pandemic world

One of the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic era is the mass acceptance of telemedicine as a vital part of healthcare delivery, as it...

M&A and D&O: What you need to know

As M&A season begins, adjoining companies often get preoccupied with personnel issues, updates to executive and organizational charts, and deciding on division and corporate...

Using technology to reduce medical malpractice

Two decades into the 21st century, the comprehensive implementation of technology to prevent medical malpractice is still a relevant topic to healthcare companies, medical...

What you need to know about E&O insurance

Errors & omissions insurance is important across industries

Adopting the best practices in telemedicine

The best practices in observing coverage, compliance and communication for telemedicine are still being developed, but many have already proven their worth in the fast-changing industry.

How can geography help in telemedicine practice success?

The foundation for operating a successful telemedicine practice while minimizing risk is as simple as a junior high school geography test — know your states.

What is telemedicine?

The widely accepted definition of telemedicine is the delivery of healthcare at a distance, a term that is often used interchangeably with telehealth, which is the delivery of health-related education using technology.

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