I’ve heard now from several brokers and consultants that big named malpractice insurance companies (starting later this year) are no longer covering telehealth. Has anyone else heard this?
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u/momsmesosalpinx — 9 days ago
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I've been tapering people off meds for 12 years in both hospitals and outpatient settings and I certainly got paid...so can someone explain this headline?
Don’t read the comments they’re very anti-doctor.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17Q5Yvs41F/?mibextid=wwXIfr
u/momsmesosalpinx — 9 days ago
Owning every part of the healthcare industry apparently isn’t enough for insurers. Now litigation funding is emerging as another financial layer connected to medicine.
https://kevinmd.com/2026/03/the-dangers-of-vertical-integration-in-health-care.html
Curious what others think about litigation funding entering healthcare.
u/My_Stethi — 2 months ago