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|Videos|January 20, 2021
What rising malpractice claims means for solo providers and small group practices
What the rising trend in Justpoint's claim submissions to their system might mean.
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Victor Bornstein, PhD, CEO and Founder of Justpoint—a company using artificial intelligence to analyze claims—discusses what the rising trend in claim submissions to their system might mean for solo providers and small group practices.
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