MSS and Niche Health join forces for paperless GP reports

iGPR software for medical processing

Adam Saville
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Seven major insurers already using general practitioner reporting (GPR) service

Medical Screening Solutions (MSS), a firm which liaises with primary care services on behalf of insurers, has signed an exclusive agreement with Niche Health to provide iGPR technology to the protection industry. The software, which is already used as part of the underwriting process for life cover by Aegon, Aviva, Legal & General, Royal London, Scottish Widows and Zurich, allows insurers to get access to electronic general practitioner reports. Traditionally a paper-based practice, iGPR processes a medical request through to a health practice, where a clinical report is generated ele...

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