No — base chiropractic malpractice policies exclude state board complaint defense. Board investigations are regulatory proceedings, not civil lawsuits, so they fall under a separate regulatory-defense endorsement (sometimes called "license ...
Chiropractic malpractice SOL windows across the Bridgeway Southeast footprint: Mississippi: 2 years from discovery, 7-year statute of repose Alabama: 2 years from act or 6 months from discovery Louisiana: 1 ...
Solo DC malpractice premiums across the Bridgeway Southeast footprint for 2026 run roughly: Mississippi: $1,200 – $2,800 annually Alabama: $1,400 – $3,000 Louisiana: $1,800 – $4,200 (highest in region — ...
A compliant chiropractic practice stack in the Bridgeway Southeast footprint typically includes six core lines: Professional liability (malpractice) — $1M/$3M standard for solo DCs, $2M/$4M when you employ associates or ...
Every state Medicaid managed-care plan across the Southeast requires a Certificate of Insurance (COI) on file within 30 days of contract effective date, and none will release first payment until ...
Under most Southeast collaborative-practice agreements, the supervising physician's malpractice policy extends to the NP/PA as a "named additional insured" as long as the practice is disclosed on the application at ...
For clean submissions with clean 5-year malpractice loss runs, most medical office programs bind within 5 to 10 business days. Certificates of insurance are issued within 24 hours of binding, ...
Yes. Needle-sticks are a compensable occupational exposure under workers' compensation in every Southeast state. Workers' comp pays for the initial ER visit, HIV/HBV/HCV post-exposure prophylaxis, follow-up serology testing (typically 6 ...
The threshold varies by state: Louisiana requires workers' comp with just one employee (La. R.S. 23:1035), North Carolina and Georgia at three employees, Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee at five employees, ...
A claims-made policy covers claims reported while the policy is active. When the policy ends, a "tail" (extended reporting endorsement) must be purchased to cover claims reported later for prior ...
