For thirty years, Contemporary Insurance Services has been serving the medical malpractice insurance needs of physicians and healthcare providers across the country.

Find out how we can help secure your future.

Our Philosophy

Contemporary Insurance Services (CIS) is an independent insurance agency owned by an Attorney, well-versed in the contracts and coverages offered by medical malpractice insurance companies serving the medical community. We are licensed to sell insurance in every state.

Our independent agency philosophy of searching broadly among financially sound, competitively priced medical liability insurance companies has served our clients well. We have been able to negotiate competitive premiums and unique policy terms to meet special needs.

How Can CIS Help?

Here are some of the reasons CIS can provide you a reliable path to security:

  • We have thirty years' experience servicing the medical professional liability insurance needs of physicians, facilities, surgery centers, and allied practitioners, with over 4,000 physician and health care provider clients nationwide.
  • We are an independent agency selling the policies of many highly-rated medical malpractice insurance companies.
  • We are licensed in all states and can help individual physicians, facilities, and allied practitioners as well as large groups with multi-state locations.
Medical Malpractice Insurance Blog

Claims Made Vs. Occurrence Medical Malpractice Insurance Policies

10/19/2009 - If given the choice, most physicians prefer occurrence policies over claims made. But the question of which medical malpractice policy form is better depends on each physician's, surgery center's, and allied professional's long term plans. For facilities, occurrence coverage is always the best choice. For physicians and allied practitioners, if they plan to practice in one location and retire, claims made will often trump occurrence. If they will move among different states a number of times throughout their careers, occurrence will usually be the preferred coverage. The good news is that both types of coverage are available in most states.

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