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Practice changes

Medical malpractice insurance for practice changes.

Choose a guide for a job, practice, policy, or retirement decision.

A physician's medical bag and files cross from a hospital corridor into a private office

People, locations, and services

These guides cover new clinicians, locations, procedures, programs, and clinical roles.

Adding a physician A California guide to transferring patient care to a new physician duty by duty, with clinical authority, handoffs, credentials, prior acts, and policy review aligned. Read the guide Adding an NP or PA A California guide to matching an NP or PA's actual clinical work with the authority, agreements, competence, handoffs, enrollment, and policy terms that apply. Read the guide Becoming a medical director A California guide to accepting a medical-director role with real clinical authority, defined services, working oversight systems, and policy-specific coverage review. Read the guide Changing specialty or practice type A California guide to changing clinical work safely: the actual service, authority, competence, setting, patient handoffs, entity controls, and policy terms. Read the guide Adding a location A California guide to deciding what a new patient-care address changes before the first visit: site status, clinical control, launch systems, enrollment, and policy review. Read the guide Adding a service or procedure A California guide to turning a proposed service into a safe clinical pathway, then checking its setting, people, technical systems, billing, and coverage. Read the guide Opening or expanding a med spa A California guide to launching or expanding a medical spa as a real clinical operation, with physician control, defined services, authorized clinicians, and policy review. Read the guide Starting telehealth or multistate work A California physician's guide to patient location, state authority, clinical suitability, prescribing, escalation, data workflows, and coverage review. Read the guide

Prevent a gap in coverage.

  1. 01

    Describe the old work.

    Record your policy, retroactive date, entity, locations, and final patient date.

  2. 02

    Describe the new work.

    List the people, procedures, duties, locations, entities, and first patient date.

  3. 03

    Preserve coverage for prior care.

    Confirm tail coverage or prior-acts coverage in writing before the old policy ends.