Healthcare insurance is designed for medical practitioners, clinics, and care providers delivering essential services. With over 354,000 health care and social assistance establishments in Canada, specialized coverage addresses professional liability, patient data protection, and the complex regulatory risks facing healthcare professionals.
The healthcare industry plays a critical role in protecting and improving the health and well-being of individuals and communities. From patient care and diagnostics to administration and support services, healthcare organizations face unique and high-stakes risks every day.
At Oracle RMS, we help healthcare providers focus on delivering quality care while protecting their practice, staff, and reputation.
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Read MoreOracle RMS understands the complex risks and regulatory environment facing healthcare professionals and organizations. Our licensed brokers work closely with you to design insurance solutions that align with your practice, specialty, and compliance requirements.
Contact Oracle RMS today or complete our quote form to secure coverage that lets you focus on what matters most: patient care.
Healthcare practices typically require professional liability (malpractice), commercial general liability, cyber and privacy liability (given the sensitivity of patient data), commercial property, and business interruption coverage. The specific requirements depend on your specialty, practice size, and regulatory environment.
Medical malpractice, or professional liability, insurance covers claims alleging that a healthcare provider’s professional treatment, advice, or omission caused injury or harm to a patient. It covers legal defence costs and settle
Yes. Healthcare practices collect and store sensitive personal health information, making them attractive targets for cyber attacks. A data breach can result in regulatory fines, legal liability, notification costs, and reputational damage. Cyber insurance is increasingly considered essential for healthcare providers.
Depending on your policy, professional liability insurance may cover the costs of responding to complaints filed with regulatory colleges or professional governing bodies, including legal defence and representation costs.