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Practice Guidelines for Live On-demand Primary and Urgent Care 2014
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Insureds may ask their management liability insurance broker or carrier a question such as, “Are we liable if…?” When a broker or carrier is asked this question in relation to[…]
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Author: Robinson & Cole LLP Date: May 1, 2017 A class action was recently filed in Florida federal court against national telehealth provider, MDLive Inc. (MDLive) for its mobile app’s[…]
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The American Medical Association (AMA) House of Delegates adopted its ethical opinion on telemedicine at its annual meeting June 2016. Under the new standards, physicians engaged in telemedicine must, among other things:[…]
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