Insurance for your practice or hospital.

How fit is your business insurance protection?

As a medical professional, your first thought is for your patients. As a business owner, you also need to think about the success, risks, and reputation of your practice.

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Protect yourself, your business, and you investment.

Typical types of coverage for your medical practice or hospitals include:

Property & Casualty
General & Excess Liability
Workers’ Compensation
Employment Practices Liability
Risk Exposure Analysis
Loss Control Techniques & Resources
Osha Compliance
Safety Education & Training
Safety Policies And Programs
Executive Risk Review
Exposure Review

Think beyond your business operations.

If your personal identity were stolen, could you afford to take the time away from your practice to reinstate your identity?
Could a poor personal credit report negatively affect your business?
Do you know the maximum amount your current insurance policy would pay to re-create your patient records lost in a fire?
Would the $10,000 limit often separately purchased be enough to pay for the labor it would take to reconstruct all of your patients’ records?

Additional coverages to consider.

Reimbursement of legal expenses for disposal of medical waste.

If you are sued for allegedly violating a law or regulation governing the disposal of medical waste, this coverage will reimburse you up to a specific limit for your defense costs.

Reimbursement of legal expenses for court or review boards.

Covers your legal expenses, up to a specified limit, in connection with any disciplinary action brought against you before any court or a state review board.

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