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Unmatched Financial Strength

When you need protection, you want strength. You want the most powerful backing and muscle you can find. When you’re looking for a medical liability carrier you want a carrier that is strong enough not only to take care of your needs today, but will also have the wherewithal and foresight to take care of you during a medmal crisis.
 
A.M. Best reports that although they now consider the market to be “stable”, they warn that the malpractice arena remains vulnerable to cycles.1
 
Many insurers dabble in professional medical liability insurance when it is profitable for them. Right now, many states are experiencing an influx of new insurance carriers that are entering the medmal market to take advantage of a softened marketplace and lower frequency of claims.
 
However, the medical malpractice insurance industry is not for the timid. Advances in technology, changes in healthcare and local indemnity payment trends or even just an increase in patients can provoke a surge of claims. With each surge, less confident carriers have run from medical malpractice insurance, often leaving healthcare providers without coverage. More than once, the medical profession has faced times of crisis when very few carriers were willing to deal with the risk and potential cost of medical malpractice insurance.
 
Medical Protective is the only medical malpractice carrier who has endured all three medmal crises and through it all has provided superior protection to their insured. Nothing says strength like the highest ratings available A++ and AAA from independent rating agencies A.M. Best and S&P. We’re proud to be part of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, the epitome of financial strength and smart financial management.


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In addition to the nation's best financial strength, Medical Protective delivers healthcare providers unmatched:
Proactive and winning defense Longest, most consistent results
• Smart solutions – Most robust risk mitigation
Commitment since 1899 Three times longer then our nearest competitor


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- A.M. Best Special Report May 21, 2007 Medical Malpractice Sector Mends, But Remains Vulnerable to Cycles

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Key Financial Strength Questions:
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How strong is your insurance carrier?

What is their financial strength rating?

Do they have the means to fund an
aggressive defense?

Will they be there to pay claims years
down the road'?

Are they the most-stable protector of your personal assets?


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Would you trust your practice to anything less?
Ive been practicing for 26 years and the financial strength of my medmal carrier is important to me. After you watch a couple of companies go under, you know how important financial strength is.

Ill be honest, price is a significant factor in my purchasing decision, but my coverage has to be with an "A" rated carrier. You offered me excellent coverage with an excellent company at better rates than I could get at my other "A" rated carrier. If it was only about price, I would be with an unrated carrier--but to me that's unthinkable.

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