Frequently Asked Question:

How much does medical malpractice insurance cost?

Insurance Type
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Healthcare Services
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Medical Malpractice

The Short Answer

It depends mostly on your specialty and state. High-risk surgical specialties pay many times what primary care or psychiatry pays, and rates in some states run far above others.

The Full Answer

No two quotes look alike, because carriers price on several factors at once:

  • Specialty and the procedures you perform
  • State and county, driven by local tort law and verdict history
  • Your claims history
  • Limits, commonly $1 million per claim and $3 million aggregate
  • Claims-made vs. occurrence, and the year of a claims-made step-up

Many carriers also offer credits for new-to-practice physicians, part-time schedules and completed risk management courses. A broker can compare those credits across carriers, which you can’t do with a single direct quote.

Related Questions

Generally yes. Workers’ compensation is required in most states once you have employees, and delivery drivers and setup crews face some of the highest injury exposure in a rental business.

Party rental insurance premiums are driven mainly by inventory value, annual rental revenue, delivery operations, and claims history. Liberty prices each program from your operation rather than a flat rate.

Yes, in most cases. Personal auto policies often limit or exclude vehicles used for business, so trucks and trailers that deliver rental inventory generally need commercial auto coverage.

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