Coverys Announces Partnership with Academic Professional Insurance RRG, LLC
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Coverys, a leading provider of medical professional liability insurance, is pleased to announce it has partnered with
AMPI RRG, a risk retention group domiciled in
"The partnership between Coverys and AMPI RRG provides the opportunity to reach medical professionals who currently may not have access to specialized services within their current insurance program. It will allow both organizations' programs to expand while maintaining quality services and continuing to provide superior products to the medical professional liability marketplace," said
"Academic has been committed to serving medical educators for over two decades. This partnership greatly enhances and enriches our ability to offer available coverage and medico-legal education services across the full academic spectrum from faculty, residents, nurses and medical students on clinical rotations. We are excited about bringing our brand and knowledge to Coverys, a physician first company that shares so many values with our leadership," said
Through this collaboration, Coverys will provide financial stability, reinsurance support and enhance the medical professional liability program offered through AMPI RRG. The partnership reflects Coverys' strategic direction regarding continued expansion of its service footprint and geographic growth.
For more information about Coverys, contact
For more information about Academic, contact our senior marketing representative,
About Coverys
Coverys is the eight largest medical professional liability insurance provider in the country based on direct written premium. Coverys member companies insure more than 25,000 physicians, surgeons, dentists, certified nurse midwives and allied healthcare providers, as well as more than 500 hospitals, health centers and clinics in 26 states from coast to coast. Coverys has net admitted assets of
On
Coverys emphasizes physician education and patient safety, and the company is acknowledged as a leader in providing supportive risk management services and resolute claim defense to the healthcare community. Coverys also offers a variety of interactive and relevant continuing medical education (CME) activities to healthcare providers across
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