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There are major differences between the two forms of professional liability insurance for physicians. Claims-Made policies are the most common while occurrence policies are typically unavailable or overpriced.
A claims-made policy covers events that occur and are reported during the policy period. Physicians can change insurance for a lower premium, higher limits, or other benefits.
By maintaining the same policy retroactive date, a physician can transfer coverage without needing to purchase “tail” from the previous carrier.
A “tail” is necessary to allow a physician to report a claim if coverage is no longer active.
Many insurance companies offer free tail coverage if a physician meets certain criteria.
An occurrence policy covers events that occur during the policy period regardless of when they are reported to the insurance company.
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