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AI Note-Taker Sparks Lawsuit Against Healthcare Systems
Inside This Article: Several California residents are suing two healthcare systems over allegations that an AI transcription tool recorded their visits without consent. Older privacy laws are frequently being applied to modern AI tools and data collection practices. Healthcare organizations should review Cyber, Privacy, and Healthcare Liability Insurance coverage to understand potential gaps tied to AI-related privacy claims. Companies implementing AI
‘Accidental Landlords’ on the Rise: How Slower Home Sales Can Create Coverage Gaps
Inside This Article: More homeowners are choosing to rent out their homes when they are unable to sell them in today’s slower housing market, according to recent reports. When a property becomes tenant-occupied, the owner will typically need to change their Homeowners Insurance policy to a Dwelling Fire policy. Water damage and fire claims are among the most common risks associated with rental
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Key Takeaways  Rapid growth in regenerative and alternative therapies is expanding Healthcare Liability exposures across medspas and healthcare providers.  Coverage considerations are multifaceted, with many carriers applying exclusions, limitations, and strict underwriting requirements for therapies that are not approved by Health Canada or that are used outside their authorized indications. A complex regulatory environment, driven by federal and provincial oversight, impacts how Healthcare Liability risks are evaluated and underwritten.  …
Inside This Article: Wagner SprayTech has recalled more than 700,000 power steamers after receiving at least 156 reports of overheating and hot water release, including more than 50 burn injuries. The recall comes just weeks after another large-scale steam cleaner recall by Dupray, whose product was linked to 15 reports of boiler ruptures and four injuries. Consumer bodily injury claims can…
Misleading marketing materials, website content and social media posts can quickly become a significant Healthcare Liability exposure. In this short clip from our recent webinar on regenerative and alternative therapies, Lily Chetosky, Broker, Professional Liability, Burns & Wilcox, Chicago, Illinois, explains how patient expectations shaped by marketing can lead to costly claims. https://vimeo.com/1177367526/0dad2278f1?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci
Inadequate patient screening in Telehealth can create significant Healthcare Liability exposure. In this short clip from our recent webinar on regenerative and alternative therapies, Kelli Bernstein, Inside Broker, Brokerage Division, Burns & Wilcox, Atlanta, Georgia, explains how gaps in screening and evaluation can lead to increased risk and potential claims. https://vimeo.com/1177366805/c08e5cfc77?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci
Understanding the distinction between product and provider exposure is critical in Healthcare Liability. In this short clip from our recent webinar on regenerative and alternative therapies, special guest Carrie Roberts, RPLU, Vice President, Professional Brokerage Division, GenStar Insurance Services, explains how these differences influence risk evaluation and coverage. https://vimeo.com/1177361685/71abe58095?fl=ip&fe=ec
Regenerative and alternative therapies—such as peptides, NAD+, ketamine, and stem cells—are rapidly expanding across healthcare and medspa settings. While these treatments present new opportunities for providers, they also introduce complex Healthcare Liability exposures. Now available on demand, this webinar features experts from Burns & Wilcox and GenStar Insurance Services as they explore evolving standards of care, regulatory scrutiny, and coverage…
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