Growing Demand for Contract Medical Assistants
In response to broad workforce shortages across the industry, more and more healthcare facilities utilize medical assistants (MAs) to streamline operations and support patient-centered care models.
*According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
As the volume of MA providers increases, so does the number of touchpoints with patients and sensitive data, increasing the risk of malpractice claims, settlements, and lawsuits.
Top 5 States with Highest MA Employment Levels:
Detail-Driven Responsibilities Lead to High Liability Risk for MAs
MAs work directly with physicians and patients, handling clinical and administrative tasks that demand precise recordkeeping and attention to detail. The margin for error is slim; even small mistakes can result in significant malpractice allegations.
Most commonly, MAs are named as co-defendants along with a supervising physician, but they can also be held liable for individual errors and lapses in judgment related to:
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MAs work directly with physicians and patients, handling clinical and administrative tasks that demand precise recordkeeping and attention to detail. The margin for error is slim; even small mistakes can result in significant malpractice allegations.
Most commonly, MAs are named as co-defendants along with a supervising physician, but they can also be held liable for individual errors and lapses in judgment related to:
MA Specialties
MA Workplace Settings
The U.S. Healthcare staffing industry is expected to surpass $43 Billion by 2033.
*According to Precedence Research
Why Healthcare Staffing Companies Choose MEDPLI
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We broker insurance, with a focus on the requirements for each healthcare specialty.
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We facilitate renewals by sending reminders and gathering paperwork in advance.
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What MEDPLI Clients Say
“When I started my own practice, I had to deal with transferring my coverage from my work as an independent contractor to my new private practice. MEDPLI helped me navigate all the paperwork and red tape. There are many choices when it comes to malpractice policies and insurance brokers, but if you want an experienced broker that makes it easy to get the right coverage at the best price, then I highly recommend working with MEDPLI.”
Dr. Ally Deziel, Plastic Surgeon & Founder of The Palm Plastic Surgery & Medspa“When I needed a new insurance policy for my orthopedic surgery practice in Austin, Texas I contacted MEDPLI. Max and the rest of the team were helpful and knowledgeable. They responded to all of my questions quickly, but most importantly, they were honest and truly had their clients’ best interest in mind. If you’re looking for an experienced independent broker who can find you the most competitive price for malpractice insurance for your practice, I definitely recommend MEDPLI.”
Dr. Matthew Laughlin, Board Certified Orthopedic SurgeonMalpractice Insurance for Medical Assistant Staffing Agency FAQ
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