Preliminary Risk Management Guidance in the Face of... July 7, 2022 The recent United States Supreme Court decision, Dobbs v. Jackson Woman’s Health Organization (Dobbs), which overturned Roe v Wade, represents a powerful change in our society that has stirred very strong emotional responses for many of us. Although the primary issue is how Dobbs will impact women in states which outlaw abortion, the decision has the potential to create ethical, legal, and risk management conundrums for psychologists. Read More
Trust Board Statement: Racist Rampage in Buffalo, NY The Trust Board recognizes and acknowledges members of our Board, staff, community and policy holders who have been impacted in personal ways by the continuing acts of racial violence in our... Read More
FAQ - No Surprises Act | January 31, 2022 What is the No Surprises Act (NSA)? The NSA was signed into law in December 2020 and was primarily intended to protect patients/clients from unexpected out-of-network bills for healthcare.... Read More
Guidance on the No Surprises Act (NSA) Note: Given the ambiguity of the NSA, the following is preliminary guidance to comply with its provisions. This guidance does not constitute legal advice. To obtain a legal opinion, please consult a local mental health law attorney in your jurisdiction. Please continue to check back frequently for updates and changes to this guidance. Read More
Karl F. Heiser Award – Dr. Julie Jacobs The Trust is excited to congratulate Dr. Julie Jacobs, one of our esteemed Risk Management Consultants, on receiving this year’s Karl F. Heiser Presidential Award for her advocacy on behalf of psychologists. We’re very proud of her and all of the work she does – well deserved! Read More