Key Takeaways:
Kinsale’s Allied Health Division has launched comprehensive Hospital Liability insurance that addresses the needs of small to midsize hospital accounts that are hard-to-place, distressed, or seeking excess opportunities. Our Hospital Liability coverage responds directly to the growing demand for capacity in the health care industry as other carriers reduce limits or exit the market altogether.
Coverage highlights include:
Whether you’re working with a community hospital facing renewal challenges or a specialty facility seeking additional layers of protection, our Allied Health team evaluates each account individually to deliver tailored solutions with the capacity and options they need.
“The hospital insurance market has seen significant capacity constraints, leaving small to medium-size facilities struggling to find adequate coverage, Kinsale’s new Hospital Liability insurance provides brokers with a reliable solution for these challenging accounts.” – Jason Hoover, Senior Vice President, Professional Lines |
Target classes include specialty hospitals, psychiatric hospitals, traditional hospitals, free-standing emergency rooms, and small, rural, and community-based hospitals.
Kinsale’s Allied Health team brings the speed, flexibility, and underwriting expertise we are known for to hospital accounts of all types. Our new Hospital Liability coverage builds on these strengths while giving brokers practical primary and excess options for hard-to-place accounts in a market where capacity is increasingly limited.
To request a Hospital Liability quote, email us at ah@kinsaleins.com, or contact Daniel Ferrara, Allied Health Division Manager at daniel.ferrara@kinsaleins.com.
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