Publications & Resources

Case Study: A Delay in Diagnosis and “Admission Against Interest” Results in an Early Settlement

A delayed cancer diagnosis led to severe consequences for a 46-year-old patient. Despite repeated visits, crucial testing was postponed, resulting in metastasis and an early settlement.

Addressing Physician Well-Being: Strategies for Integrating Wellness into Healthcare Organizations

August is National Wellness Month, the perfect time to highlight the need to support physician well-being amidst rising burnout. Implementing wellness strategies like building trust and prioritizing clinical well-being can foster a healthier work environment and improve provider and patient outcomes.

Get to Know Incoming ECMS President Stacey Watt, M.D.

In this Q&A with MLMIC’s Tammie Smeltz, anesthesiologist Stacey Watt, M.D., discusses her career path, her fascinating athletic accomplishments and her advice for female physicians.

A Big Thank You To Our Policyholders

In honor of “Get to Know Your Customers Day,” we asked our policyholders a bit about themselves. Here’s what we learned!

SILO: A Healthcare Leader’s Solution to Challenges With Self-Insurance Programs

MLMIC’s SILO program can help address the many risks associated with self-insurance by offering pricing expertise, extensive claims experience, customized risk management and more!

Case Study: Successful Use of Summary Judgment

Take a look at this real-world example of how MLMIC uses summary judgment to promote favorable legal outcomes for our physicians.

An Urgent Legal/ Legislative Update from MLMIC

MLMIC Chief Medical Officer John Lombardo, MD, FACS, shares an update on the Grieving Families Act.

Case Study: Treating a Noncompliant Patient

MLMIC provides a legal and risk management analysis of an ophthalmologist’s actions in regard to a noncompliant patient.

Considerations for Selling or Closing a Medical Practice

MLMIC outlines basic procedural principles and legal concerns associated with selling or closing a medical practice.

Preferred Savings Programs Help New York Physicians Save up to 30% With MLMIC

As part of our commitment to put the interests of policyholders first, MLMIC is proud to offer a number of Preferred Savings Programs (PSPs) to qualifying New York physicians. Physicians who meet certain requirements can take advantage of additional premium reductions, either separately or in combination with the PSP, for potential total savings of up to 30%.