Laguna Hills, Calif.-based RGI Insurance Services, one of California¹s largest medical malpractice insurance agencies, announced the grand opening of its new Web site: http://www.RGIinsurance.com.
RGI Executive Vice President and General Manager J. Michael Rosenthal said, “This is the beginning of a concerted effort to enhance electronic communications and services between our agency and our clients. RGIinsurance.com will focus on providing the medical industry with critical industry information, risk management resources and ongoing communication, as well as contact points for our staff, details on the various insurance products available for the medical professional and assistance in the processing of claims.”
Rosenthal further commented that although the medical industry is highly automated, utilization of the Internet for communication has been slow to take hold.
Along with the Web site, RGI will also begin publishing an electronic newsletter for its clients and prospects. The newsletter will focus on specific issues of interest to the medical industry, risk management topics and resources, and pertinent information about RGI staff, products and resources. The newsletter articles will also be posted on the Web site.
RGI Insurance Services represents The Doctors Company, one of the nation’s largest doctor-owned professional liability insurance carriers. As one of California’s biggest medical malpractice agencies, RGI Insurance Services currently serves nearly 4,000 medical industry clients in Southern California.
RGI Insurance Services, Inc. has been specializing in the insurance needs of the medical community since 1988. Aside from medical malpractice insurance, RGI specializes in commercial insurance coverage for the medical industry including Workers’ Compensation, Property/General Liability, Group Health, Directors and Officers Liability, Errors & Omissions Liability, Employment Practices Liability, Billing Errors & Omissions and more.
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