COVID-19 Real-time Data Update on Health Care Volumes
Larry Van Horn, Preverity Founder & CEO
June 9, 2020
Professor Van Horn shares an update on health care trends using Preverity’s real-time data assets around the return to volume; as well as a deeper dive into the types of volume changes that occurred during the month of March. Specific focus is on surgical
COVID-19 Real-time Impact on Healthcare Delivery
May 19, 2020
Preverity, an MPL Association Premium Affiliate Partner, hosts a free webinar discussing COVID-19 and the real-time impact on healthcare delivery. As part of an effort to support the White House COVID-19 response, Preverity founder and Vanderbilt Professor Larry Van Horn is tracking respiratory disease and medical care consumption on a daily basis using the real-time data assets of Preverity. He presents observations describing how medical care delivery has changed in light of the COVID-19 outbreak in America and highlights important considerations for MPL insurance carriers.
Featuring:
Larry Van Horn, Preverity Founder & CEO
Divya Parikh, MPL Association Moderator
The Next Generation of Malpractice Risk Management
American Society for Healthcare Risk Management Conference Sponsor
October 14, 2020: Preverity Solution Session
Preverity, ASHRM 2020 conference sponsor, uses medical and pharmacy billing data to forecast individual provider malpractice risks across over 80% of the US physician population. Learn about the innovative process Preverity uses and how you can capitalize on Preverity’s work to better manage malpractice risk across your organization.
Featuring:
Larry Van Horn, Preverity Founder & CEO
Matt Koerlin, Preverity Chief Product Officer
What is Minor Surgery and Why Does it Matter?
October 5, 2022
Preverity, Inc. answers the question, “What is Minor Surgery and Why Does it Matter?” in published feature article in Inside Medical Liability
Matt Koerlin, Preverity’s Chief Product Officer and author of the article, describes a common scenario where doctors, who are assigned to a Minor Surgery class, usually pay higher premiums than doctors assigned to a “No Surgery” class. But the fact is, minor surgery is a vague term, and the answer to the question of “what is minor surgery?” varies depending on who is asked. Ultimately, doctors seeking coverage probably care most about their malpractice carrier’s opinion, but even those opinions can vary depending on which underwriter is working the risk, and what data is used to determine premium.
The key, Koerlin writes, is to have access to critical sources of data, such as historical medical billing data, to provide granular insights into procedures that doctors perform allowing carriers to better assess risk and appropriately set premium.
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Preverity and Positive Physicians Insurance Company Announce Transformative Medical Malpractice Partnership
September 6, 2022
Firms Partner to Improve Risk Prediction, Drive Underwriting Efficiency for Positive’s Business
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 6, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Preverity, Inc., the nation’s preeminent analytics firm focused on improving risk prediction for medical malpractice insurance carriers and healthcare systems, and Positive Physicians Insurance Company (“Positive”), a leading medical professional liability insurer serving healthcare providers across 10 states, today announced a partnership that will see Positive implement Preverity’s Enterprise product to significantly enhance its underwriting, pricing and operational efficiency capabilities.
“We are excited to partner with Positive to help them transform their business through the effective use of actuarially-proven analytics tools,” said Preverity Chief Operating Officer Gene Boerger.
The partnership will allow Positive to focus on risk selection and evaluation, pricing integrity and improving underwriting efficiencies, all while growing responsibly and attracting top talent.
“Preverity is a forward-thinking technology company that is transforming the MPL industry with their risk prediction platform and advanced data analytics. These tools will enhance our understanding of physician practices, improve underwriting integrity, risk management and claims handling capabilities, all of which translate to making better business decisions,” said Positive CEO Michael Roque. “They provide the total package for us – an innovative product, a healthcare-savvy and customer-focused team, and the vision to help us transform the business.”
Nashville-based Preverity was founded in 2016 and serves several of the leading medical malpractice insurance carriers as well as health systems. The company has built an unrivaled database covering over 80 percent of US physicians, comprised of comprehensive medical billing history, over 80 billion provider transactions, education, and disciplinary actions, providing its clients unrivaled insights. Leveraging this database, Preverity’s data scientists have built comprehensive models to identify risk mitigation and pricing opportunities.
Founded in 2002, Berwyn, PA-based Positive provides medical malpractice insurance coverage for physicians, medical staff and medical groups. “We have strong profitability and growth initiatives and our partnership with Preverity will help us achieve those objectives, while providing us market-leading tools to better manage risk,” Roque said.
Preverity, Inc. is an InsurTech analytics company focused on automation and advanced underwriting for the Medical Malpractice Insurance and Health Systems industries. Preverity automates risk assessment, rate class placement, application completion, renewal automation, portfolio monitoring and target marketing to streamline processes and automate underwriting. For more information, please visit www.preverity.com.
Positive Physicians Insurance Company, a Pennsylvania domiciled insurance company, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Positive Physicians Holdings, Inc. ( OTCQX: PPHI). The Company underwrites medical professional liability coverage for physicians, their corporations, medical groups, clinics, and allied healthcare providers. Medical professional liability insurance protects physicians and other healthcare providers against liabilities arising from the rendering of, or failure to render, professional medical services. Positive Physicians Insurance Company offers claims-made coverage, claims-made plus, occurrence-based policies as well as tail coverage in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Delaware, Maryland, South Carolina, Michigan, Florida, Texas, and Georgia. For more information, please visit www.positivephysicians.com.