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Practice types

Medical malpractice insurance by practice type.

A coverage review must include the practice ownership, clinicians, services, facilities, and entities.

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Facilities and clinical staffing

These guides cover clinical rooms, equipment, shifts, facility contracts, and procedure staffing.

Anesthesia group A California field guide for anesthesia groups that need their team model, sites, records, clinical handoffs, contracts, and insurance to agree. Read the guide Hospitalist group A California guide for hospitalist groups that need clinical handoffs, privileges, contracts, records, transitions, and insurance to tell the same story. Read the guide Ambulatory surgery center and office-based surgery A California guide to facility status, surgical readiness, clinical episode ownership, entity boundaries, and policy-specific coverage for ASCs and office-based surgery. Read the guide Endoscopy center A California guide to facility status, procedure-specific competence, sedation, scope reprocessing, pathology follow-up, and policy-specific insurance review. Read the guide Urgent care A field guide for California urgent-care physicians who need the clinic's facility status, clinical scope, diagnostic follow-up, staffing, and insurance records to agree. Read the guide Imaging and radiology center A California guide to IDTFs, imaging technical services, report ownership, radiation programs, mammography, intervention, and policy-specific coverage review. Read the guide Outpatient specialty facilities A California framework for classifying specialty facilities, mapping actual services, testing safety systems, and asking policy-specific insurance questions. Read the guide Clinical laboratory and research practice A California guide to patient-specific laboratory results, research oversight pathways, specimen and result ownership, and policy-specific coverage review. Read the guide