average cost to Arizona medical practices when a prior-acts claim comes in after a carrier switch without tail coverage
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Medical malpractice coverage has more complexity than almost any other policy type — and the gaps are often invisible until a claim arrives.
Claims-made malpractice policies cover claims filed while the policy is active — not incidents that happened during the policy period. Switch carriers without purchasing tail coverage (an extended reporting period), and claims from prior patients can go completely uncovered. This is the most common and most expensive gap in medical practice insurance.
Medical offices hold the most valuable data a hacker can steal — and are actively targeted. HIPAA breach response, patient notification, regulatory defense, and ransomware recovery costs average hundreds of thousands of dollars. Most standard business policies exclude cyber events entirely.
If you can't see patients — due to an injury, illness, or facility damage — your fixed overhead (staff, rent, equipment leases) keeps running. Overhead expense coverage pays fixed costs when you can't practice. Most medical practices don't have it until they need it.
We review your professional liability policy type, tail coverage status, cyber limits, and practice overhead coverage — then compare against current benchmarks for Phoenix medical practices your size and specialty. You get a clear, plain-English report with exactly what we find.
With Phoenix's growing healthcare market and an increasingly active plaintiffs' bar, finding out you have a coverage gap after a claim is filed is the most expensive discovery a medical practice can make. A free review takes 24 hours and costs nothing.