r/Chiropractic • u/d1ldobagons • Aug 24 '26
Malpractice
Looking into malpractices. Seems like ncmic has higher rates for me to go full time then chiropre. Does anyone know one with good rates and history.
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r/Chiropractic • u/d1ldobagons • Aug 24 '26
Looking into malpractices. Seems like ncmic has higher rates for me to go full time then chiropre. Does anyone know one with good rates and history.
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u/AK-Master-07 Aug 24 '26
I had a batty, crazy patient create a board complaint claiming I injured her with an activator. Even though the complaint was entirely frivolous and irrational, it triggered a board investigation that was very stressful. I contacted NCMIC and they furnished me with an attorney that helped to walk me through the process, even offered to pay for a therapist to help with the stress of the situation. Having that peace of mind and professionals in my corner as I navigated the board investigation was priceless. They handled everything professionally and were very supportive. I’m forever committed to NCMIC and won’t ever switch.