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Received a CNA Non-Renewal Letter? Let Us Help You Find Replacement Coverage.
If you’ve received a notice that your CNA medical malpractice insurance policy will not be renewed in Oregon, now is the time to begin comparing replacement coverage.
Many physicians, surgeons and mid-level providers throughout Oregon are currently searching for new professional liability insurance. The good news is that a non-renewal doesn’t mean you’re out of options.
As an independent insurance agency, we work with multiple medical malpractice insurance companies serving Oregon healthcare professionals. We’ll help you compare policies, explain your options, and make sure your practice remains protected without unnecessary gaps in coverage.
Why Am I Receiving a CNA Medical Malpractice Insurance Non-Renewal?
Insurance companies occasionally make business decisions to reduce or discontinue writing certain types of insurance in specific states or market segments.
When you receive a non-renewal notice from CNA, it doesn’t necessarily reflect your claims history or the quality of your practice. It simply means you’ll need to secure replacement medical malpractice insurance before your current policy expires.
The earlier you contact us, the more options you’ll have.
Medical Malpractice Insurance Options in Oregon
Every medical practice has unique liability exposures. We’ll help you compare policies designed for:
- Physicians
- Surgeons
- Mid-level providers
- Medical Clinics
- Surgery Centers
- Allied Healthcare Professionals
Whether you’re an independent practitioner or part of a larger medical group, we’ll help you review your options from several highly rated insurance companies.
What We’ll Help You Review
When replacing your medical malpractice insurance, it’s important to look beyond price alone.
We’ll review:
- Coverage limits
- Prior acts dates
- Tail coverage options
- Claims-made vs. occurrence coverage
- Consent-to-settle provisions
- Defense costs
- Deductibles
- Premium comparisons
Our goal is to help you maintain continuous protection while finding the best overall value for your practice.
Don’t Risk a Gap in Coverage
Waiting until your policy expires can limit your options.
Starting the quoting process early gives you time to:
- Compare multiple carriers
- Complete underwriting
- Preserve prior acts coverage
- Evaluate tail coverage if necessary
- Avoid interruptions in professional liability protection
Your CNA policy will not renew. Let Us Help.
We’ll review your current coverage, answer your questions, and compare quotes from multiple medical malpractice insurance companies serving Oregon healthcare professionals.
FAQ Section
Why is CNA not renewing medical malpractice insurance in Oregon?
Insurance companies occasionally change their business strategy by reducing or discontinuing certain lines of business in specific states or market segments. If you’ve received a non-renewal notice from CNA, you’ll need to obtain replacement medical malpractice insurance before your current policy expires.
How do I replace my medical malpractice insurance in Oregon?
The easiest way is to work with an independent insurance agency that represents multiple malpractice insurance companies. This allows you to compare coverage options, pricing, and policy features from several insurers rather than relying on a single company.
How early should I shop for replacement malpractice insurance?
Most insurance professionals recommend beginning the process at least 60 days before your policy expires. Starting early provides more carrier options and helps avoid last-minute coverage issues.
Can I switch malpractice insurance companies without losing coverage?
Yes. In many cases, your new carrier can provide prior acts coverage, allowing you to maintain protection for previous professional services. Your insurance advisor can help determine whether prior acts coverage or tail coverage is the right solution.
What happens if my medical malpractice insurance lapses?
A lapse in coverage may leave you exposed to claims and could make obtaining future coverage more difficult or more expensive. It’s important to have your replacement policy in place before your current policy expires.
Who needs medical malpractice insurance in Oregon?
Oregon does not legally require physicians to carry malpractice insurance. However, without it, securing hospital privileges, employment with a health system, or credentialing with insurance networks can be difficult. Most healthcare professionals who provide patient care should carry professional liability insurance.
