Our 2018 Premium Dividend Is the Cherry on the Top of ALL Things NCMIC

As a chiropractic malpractice insurance policyholder, you will soon receive a premium dividend. Enjoy the celebration of everything that NCMIC has to offer!

Posted in Insurance on Tuesday, February 13, 2018

Our Premium Dividend is just one of many things our doctors celebrate with NCMIC. What's not to like when you consider that NCMIC offers you:

Coverage designed to meet the needs of all chiropractic philosophies
Consistently strong financially—"A" (Excellent) rating with a stable outlook from A.M. Best
Claims staff and attorneys who know chiropractic and how to defend allegations against chiropractors
Personalized service—one place to call for benefit, payment and claims questions

Celebrating 22 Years

NCMIC has offered a premium dividend for 22 years in a row ... every year since 1996.* We can't say "thank you" enough to our doctors for making this year's dividend celebration possible.

Not with NCMIC? Find out how you,too, can enjoy everything NCMIC has to offer.

*Premium dividends are not guaranteed. Industry analyst A.M. Best ratings range from A++ to S. See www.ambest.com.

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