Medical professional liability cover offers protection against claims of medical malpractice in the event a client suffers physical or mental harm as a result of your treatment.
It is essential cover for doctors, healthcare professionals and businesses, providing protection against medical malpractice claims.
Whether you’re a doctor, dentist, nurse or other healthcare professional and whether you work as a single practitioner or run a busy surgery, you could face a claim of negligence if your client suffers an injury, illness or unexpected outcome as a result of the treatment they have received from you.
If you provide diagnosis and advice, dispensary services, medical treatments, medical procedures, cosmetic treatments, medical training, research or manufacture/distribution of medical devices or medicines, medical malpractice insurance is an essential cover to have in place.
Working with you collaboratively to better understand the pressures and risks you face and, drawing on our years of experience, we can arrange a medical malpractice insurance quote and tailored cover, ensuring you are protected against allegations of professional negligence or violation of your duty of care during treatment or therapy.
Despite your complete professionalism, injuries can happen, a patient can have a reaction to a drug, a treatment programme can be delayed and a patient’s condition can worsen. As medical malpractice insurance brokers, we have the experience and the know-how to arrange cover tailored to your specific needs.
Types of incidents which medical malpractice insurance can cover:
- Failure to diagnose
- Surgical errors
- Incorrect treatment
- Misdiagnosis
- Failure to train staff
- Failure to provide a clean, hygienic environment
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