Bridging Coverage Gaps with Stand-Alone Tail Insurance

Navigating the intricacies of medical professional liability can be daunting, especially when transitioning between insurance policies. Stand-Alone Tail coverage plays a critical role in this phase, acting as a safeguard that bridges any potential coverage gaps. This ensures that medical professionals maintain continuous protection against claims that might arise from past services rendered.

Is This Coverage Right for You?
Stand-Alone Tail coverage is specifically tailored for solo physicians and small physician groups of up to four members, focusing on those outside high-risk specialties like obstetrics and neonatology. Ideal candidates are those who have had no claims in the last seven years, highlighting the need for a pristine professional track record.

Protecting Your Professional Legacy
Consider the hypothetical case of Dr. Harris, a retiring general practitioner with a flawless claims history. Two months after retiring, a former patient files a claim related to an alleged misdiagnosis that occurred during his active practice period. Because Dr. Harris had the foresight to secure Stand-Alone Tail coverage, this claim is covered, despite his retirement. This coverage ensures that his retirement remains secure and free from unexpected financial strains.