Case Study: DC Ignores Evidence for New Clinical Direction

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Examiner November 2024 eNewsletter

Case Study: DC Ignores Evidence for New Clinical Direction

Obvious clinical signs missed. Bogus informed consent process. Failure to act when the patient's health depended on it. What more could go wrong to sour this DC's case?

The Do's and Don'ts of Holiday Decor for Your Practice

While you're decking your halls (and waiting rooms) this season, don't forget to make safety a priority.

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Can We Feature Your Practice in 2025?

Our policyholders are at the heart of everything we do—and we want to see your faces! In 2025, we're excited to introduce Practice Spotlight, a monthly look at you, your office staff, and why you do what you do. Can we feature your practice? If you're interested, send us an email and we'll be in touch.

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2025 Coding Changes with Dr. Evan Gwilliam

Register Now: 2025 Coding Changes Webinar

Dr. Evan Gwilliam is back for his yearly update on what coding changes to look out for in 2025. Register now to save your seat.

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Don't Forget to Schedule Your Autopay!

If you haven't already registered for the new Policyholder Account Portal and set up your autopay, don't forget to do so before your next payment is due to be processed. Check your email for an invitation to register for the new portal, or contact us at ncmic@ncmic.com to receive your client number. You can also use the live chat function on the new portal to receive your client number. Check our FAQ for more information, as well as short how-tos on registering, setting up autopay, and more!

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