Many states, including California, don’t require physicians to carry malpractice insurance by law, but hospitals, health systems, and insurance networks commonly require it to grant privileges or contracts. Requirements vary by state and profession, so check what applies to your practice.
Related FAQs
It's advisable to review your policy annually or whenever there is a significant change in your practice, such as new services offered or changes in patient volume ...
Yes, some policies offer retroactive coverage for incidents that occurred before the policy's start date. It's important to discuss this with your insurance provider.
The amount of coverage depends on your specific practice and the level of risk involved. Consulting with an insurance expert can help determine the appropriate coverage limits for your ...
