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Fast, accurate quotes from top carriers — and pricing that helps you save more on your policy.
Why Medical Malpractice insurance?
The only policy that steps in when your clinical decisions get challenged.
It handles attorneys, settlements, board inquiries, and privacy issues, ensuring a single claim never threatens your income or license.
What it protects you from
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3 Steps to Get Smart Coverage
Request Your Free Quote
Click the ‘Get Quote’ button at the top of the page and share details, your name, email, specialty, and state. It’s fast, simple, and completely free.
Connect With a local Agent and Get Covered
After that, a local licensed insurance agent will connect with you by phone or email to finalize everything. Once approved, your malpractice coverage goes into effect immediately.
Review and Compare Coverage
Your agent will deliver multiple carrier quotes and break down coverage tailored to your specialty – policy limits, pricing, tail coverage, so you get the protection your practice needs.
Who Needs Medical Malpractice Insurance?
Physicians and Surgeons Practicing in Texas
Hospitals, Clinics and Healthcare Facilities
Allied Health Professionals
Healthcare Professionals
Mental Health Professionals
Telemedicine Providers
Consequences of not Having Medical Malpractice Insurance for Medical Professionals
Practicing without proper medical malpractice insurance—often referred to as “going bare”—creates significant financial, professional, and legal exposure for healthcare providers. Here are the major risks:
Financial Exposure and Personal Asset Risk
Malpractice claims often bring significant defense costs, settlements, and court judgments. Without proper coverage, these expenses fall directly on you, putting your savings, property, and long-term financial security at risk.
Professional and Career-Limiting Consequences
Many states and healthcare systems require malpractice insurance to practice. Going bare can trigger disciplinary action, license suspension, or even revocation. Hospitals and facilities also demand proof of coverage, limiting your privileges and restricting where and how you can work.
Legal and Regulatory Compliance Issues
Several states mandate minimum malpractice insurance for practicing clinicians. Failure to comply can result in fines, penalties, or regulatory review. Operating without coverage may also be seen as neglecting professional standards, damaging employment prospects and patient trust.
Why Medical Malpractice Insurance is Crucial for Medical Professionals?
Getting Medical malpractice insurance over going bare for your practice is a no-brainer considering the consequences involved in case of a malpractice lawsuit and the financial woes the follow.
A study by American Medical Association, revealed that more than 65 percent of doctors over the age of 55 claim to have been sued at least once in their career.
The insurance coverage provided by a hospital is not sufficient to cover the individual professionals in case of a medical malpractice lawsuit.
Medical malpractice insurance can protect your hard-earned personal assets as medical lawsuits can wipe them all away if you are not covered. Also, it covers your lost wages while you are fighting a lawsuit
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Do I need coverage if my employer provides a policy?
Often yes — employer policies rarely include tail coverage or full license protection.
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How much does malpractice insurance cost?
Depends on specialty, state, exposure, and policy type. NP costs may start around $700; surgical specialties can reach $20,000+.
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Do I need tail coverage?
If you have a claims-made policy and you’re leaving a job or carrier, yes — it’s essential.
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What limits should I carry?
Most providers carry $1M/$3M or state-mandated minimums.