Subscribe to Our YouTube Channel
Accessing risk management material is crucial in today's fast-paced and ever-changing business landscape. Our platform is designed to cater to professionals like you who value the convenience and effectiveness of video-based risk management content.
Whether you are a visual learner or someone who prefers listening over reading, we have got you covered. Dive into our collection and discover all the content you need to enhance your knowledge and stay informed. Don't forget, if you are interested in our written blog posts, head over to blog.picagroup.com to read them. Subscribe here to never miss more videos like this!
This video discusses the significance of thoroughly reviewing your patients' documents to ensure that you provide high-quality care while documenting accurately.
This video briefly dives into the blog article about the right way to handle patient refunds and what procedures and steps you need to take as an insured to make sure it's handled properly.
A video about Fraud Prevention Tips from our strategic partner, Streamline Payments. We've partnered with Streamline Payments to help our insureds accept patient payments in their facilities.
PICA Group shares a video that gives an overview of Claims-Made policies versus an Occurrence Policy.
Case Closed
Immerse yourself in high-quality, informative, and entertaining content with expert advice, real-life case studies, and practical tips to make informed decisions and effectively mitigate risks. Subscribe here to never miss more videos like this!
In this case, we're going to explore a medical malpractice lawsuit involving a 22-year-old college soccer player, presented with a severe bunion on her right foot, a hypermobile 1st ray, and a troublesome callus under her 2nd metatarsal head.
In this case, the insured treated the patient for a wound beneath the right second metatarsal head. Subsequently, after being diagnosed with malignant melanoma, the patient filed a malpractice suit against the insured.
In this case, we'll delve into a medical malpractice lawsuit involving two surgeries on the patient's left foot, allegations of inadequacy, and the strategies employed for a successful defense. Our patient, a 61-year-old female, sought treatment for left foot bunion pain and a 2nd digit hammertoe deformity.