Medical Offices & Practices

Insurance for the business side of your practice.

Your malpractice policy covers your clinical work. We cover everything around it — the building, the staff, the equipment, and the liability that comes with running a medical office.

Markets accessed throughP&G Insurance Brokers
States with active placements10+
Core focusMedical Office & Practice Risk
Lines placedProperty · GL · WC · Cyber
What a Practice Actually Needs Covered

Built around how the practice runs today, not five years ago.

Most practices carry a business owner's policy written years ago and never revisited. Meanwhile the practice added providers, equipment, and locations. We place:

Property

Office space, medical equipment, and tenant improvements.

General Liability

Patient slips and falls, premises liability.

Workers' Compensation

Required the moment you have staff.

Cyber

Patient records make practices a real target.

Umbrella / Excess

Higher limits over everything above.

Why Practices Work With Us

We know how carriers underwrite medical risk.

We place commercial coverage for healthcare operations every day, so we know how carriers underwrite medical risk — and which ones want it. Through P&G Insurance Brokers, your practice gets shopped across a full market, and you get one point of contact who picks up the phone.

Not sure if your cyber policy actually covers what carriers now expect? See our HIPAA & cyber renewal guide for what's changed and what to have ready.

How It Works

A simple process, start to finish.

You talk to a specialist, not a call center — and your submission gets shopped across a full market of carriers.

1

Discovery Call

A 15-minute conversation to understand your risk, current coverage, and timeline.

2

We Shop the Market

Your submission goes out to carriers through P&G Insurance Brokers' full market access.

3

Clear Proposal

We bring quotes back and walk you through a straightforward, no-jargon comparison.

4

Bound & Covered

You choose, we bind, and you're covered — with a team that stays reachable after the sale.

When did you last actually review your practice's coverage?

Fifteen minutes is enough to know whether you're properly covered or just carrying paper.

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