NCMIC

Products and services to help your business grow.

NCMIC
(800) 247-8043
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NCMIC was formed in 1946 by a group of Chiropractors who couldn’t find an insurance company to provide them with malpractice policies. They decided to take matters into their own hands and created a company that would protect them and their fellow chiropractors.

For 78 years we have been expanding our products and services to Help Our Doctors Do More. NCMIC offers Malpractice Insurance as well as business and personal insurance, equipment financing, business credit card, credit card processing, and premium financing.

Over the years, one thing has remained the same: our vision – We Take Care of Our Own.

NCMIC Insurance + Finance Contacts

Did you know NCMIC is NOT just about malpractice insurance anymore? Check out the GREAT line-up of products/services they have to help support our chiropractic community in business AND at play in Alaska! Recreational vehicles, boats, campers, jet skis – they can cover it!

Premium Financing
Lisa Logan
National Sales Manager
Toll Free – 800-600-9250 ext 4645
Email: llogan@ncmic.com

May, 2021 – NCMIC Announces New Starting Into Practice Website

From business plans to social media marketing, the website offers resources to help prepare students for the transition from school to practice. The resources are also useful for new DCs or those transitioning to a new mode of practice.

“We know the shift from student to practicing DC can be a stressful one. That is why the Starting Into Practice website is such a great resource,” said Dan Zimmerman, director of corporate relations at NCMIC. “It is one of the most comprehensive guides I have seen available to students at no cost. We are frequently adding new resources to the site, and with the new design, it’s now easier to use than ever before.”

NCMIC’s Starting Into Practice® Program has held on-campus presentations for over 20 years helping prepare students for life after graduation. The Starting Into Practice website provides helpful resources for students whether they’re starting their own practice, joining an existing practice or becoming an independent contractor. From creating a financial plan, to building a professional team or marketing a practice, the website offers students research-based and real-life examples students can use to guide decisions regarding their practice.

“I’m proud of all the work that went into the relaunch,” said Zimmerman. “As a team, we all look forward to hearing feedback about the many ways students are using the website and its value in helping them start into practice.”

Visit the new Starting Into Practice website at startingintopractice.com. 

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