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Medical Malpractice Insurance for Physicians and Surgeons
Why do physicians and surgeons need medical malpractice insurance?
Physicians and surgeons face significant exposure to medical malpractice claims. Once a claim is reported, it can take years before it is resolved.
Litigation is usually costly and awards can be significant. Medical malpractice insurance brings peace of mind to physicians and surgeons by knowing that if
a lawsuit is brought against them, they will be protected by their insurance company.
What types of physicians and surgeons can you provide coverage to?
As insurance brokers, we have access to multiple insurance carriers and can provide insurance to all medical specialties, including the following:
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| Family Medicine |
Internal Medicine |
Cardiologists |
| Dermatologists |
Gastroenterologists |
Nephrologists |
| Ophtalmologists |
Otolaryngologists |
Pediatricians |
| Pulmonologists |
Psychiatrists |
Endocrinologists |
| Oncologists |
Pathologists |
OB/GYN |
| Radiologists |
Rheumatologists |
Urologists |
| Cardiothoracic Surgeons |
Colorectoral Surgeons |
Neonatal Surgeons |
| Neurosurgeons |
Plastic Surgeons |
Vascular Surgeons |
| ENT Surgeons |
Orthopedic Surgeons |
General Surgeons |
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What coverage does a medical malpractice insurance policy provide?
A medical malpractice insurance policy is usually written on a claims made basis. The typical policy provides coverage for damages and defense in connection
with covered claims reported to the insurance company during the policy period and resulting from a medical incident which took place on or after the retroactive date.
As every medical malpractice insurance policy is different, it is important for physicians and surgeons to review the policy exclusions and the additional coverages
offered before selecting an insurance company.
Call us at 1-877-245-5887 if you have any questions or wish to discuss your medical malpractice insurance needs.
We're looking forward to earning your business.
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CB Malaga Insurance Services LLC operates in the following states
Arizona,
Arkansas,
California,
Colorado,
Connecticut,
Illinois,
Indiana,
Iowa,
Kansas,
Louisiana,
Maryland,
Michigan,
Minnesota,
Missouri,
Nebraska,
New Jersey,
New York,
North Carolina,
Ohio,
Oregon,
Pennsylvania,
Tennessee,
Texas,
Utah,
Washington,
Wisconsin,
Wyoming.
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