Hematology is an internal medicine sub-specialty that focuses on treating patients with disorders of the blood, bone marrow or lymphatic system, such as anemia or hemophilia. Many hematologists are also board-certified in oncology, allowing them to treat patients with blood cancers such as leukemia, lymphoma or multiple myeloma. Patients may face serious complications or adverse outcomes if these conditions are not managed properly, exposing hematologists to the risk of medical malpractice lawsuits.
Our medical malpractice coverage offers the robust protection hematologist-oncologists need to treat complex patients. When you choose Indigo, you can look forward to comprehensive coverage and expert support at rates that are personalized to your practice.
In hematology-oncology, patient appointments may involve rare diseases or unusual symptoms, and specialists may have limited studies to guide the care of patients. Failing to order the appropriate blood tests, follow up with lab test results, or prescribe suitable treatments could expose you to allegations of medical malpractice. Indigo’s comprehensive medical professional liability coverage offers the robust protection hematologists need to confidently practice medicine.
Indigo uses the power of artificial intelligence to accurately price a doctor’s risk of facing a medical malpractice claim. Our proprietary technology analyzes thousands of real data points to create a quote that’s customized to you and the way you practice hematology. For good physicians, that translates to higher potential savings.
Just like hematologists are the experts in blood cells and blood diseases, Indigo is the expert in medical professional liability insurance. In the unfortunate event of a claim, our team will start working on your case as quickly as possible. You can trust that your claim will be aggressively defended by experienced claims defense attorneys.
Hematologists treat diseases of the blood including anemia, various cancers of the blood and lymphatic system, and bleeding/clotting disorders. By definition, these conditions can be serious or complex with a high risk of mortality if not managed properly. Failure to timely diagnose, treat, follow, communicate, or medicate can all create risk for malpractice to varying degrees of severity. That’s why Indigo’s medical malpractice insurance includes the following crucial features:
Indigo combines comprehensive medical malpractice coverage with the innovative power of artificial intelligence to offer an improved experience to physicians.
Indigo uses cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology to revolutionize the process of purchasing medical malpractice insurance. Our algorithm quickly analyzes thousands of data points to offer hematologists rapid quoting and pricing that’s tailored based on their individual risk.
Facing allegations of medical malpractice is a stressful situation for any hematologist-oncologist. Indigo is committed to providing the support you need in the unfortunate event of a claim, working with experienced legal partners to aggressively defend your case.
Hematologist-oncologists have expertise in blood disorders, and are tasked with diagnosing and treating anything from common conditions of the red blood cells or white blood cells to complex conditions like sickle cell anemia and Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Indigo’s medical malpractice solutions are designed to support the needs of physicians across medical specialties — including hematologists.
Indigo offers hematologist-oncologists a streamlined medical malpractice insurance experience. To get the coverage you need, simply take the following steps:
Indigo has made the process of getting medical malpractice insurance easier than ever. To learn more about our solutions for hematologist-oncologists or to request a quote, please click the button below.
No federal law requires endocrinologists to carry medical malpractice insurance, but chances are, you’re still required to have it. Some states require minimum levels of insurance. Hospitals may require endocrinologists with visiting privileges to have insurance.
Health insurance plans may require some level of coverage for participating endocrinologists. It’s also a practical requirement to protect your practice.
Most medical malpractice policies are claims-made. Claims-made policies are popular because they tend to have lower initial premiums than occurrence coverage. If you’re concerned about claims that arise after the policy expires, you can buy an extended reporting period endorsement (commonly known as “tail coverage”).
Indigo provides coverage for physicians across the United States. However, since insurance is regulated on the state level, coverage may not be available in all states.
The time it takes to get medical malpractice insurance can vary depending on your circumstances, including your specialty and the specific coverage you need. Indigo leverages the power of artificial intelligence to speed up the process. Our rapid process allows you to get the coverage you need quickly, without a traditional application.
Indigo offers the comprehensive coverage hematologists need to protect the careers they’ve worked so hard for. To learn more or to request your quote, fill out our submission form or email us today at sales@getindigo.com.