What Are the Key Differences Between CNA and Corgi Medical Malpractice Insurance?
Healthcare Classes and Practitioners
CNA lists medical professional liability for healthcare facilities and providers, including ambulatory surgery, dialysis, clinics, and home health. Corgi frames its medical-malpractice offer for healthcare professionals and organizations. If you operate a facility or practice as an individual clinician, ask each provider to identify the insured entities and practitioner classes on the proposed policy; CNA’s published classes are target examples, and Corgi’s catalog description is not an underwriting acceptance rule. [1] [4]
Stated Medical-Malpractice Coverage
CNA describes primary professional-liability options for healthcare accounts. Corgi describes protection against claims alleging negligence in delivering medical services. These are both descriptions of the medical-malpractice coverage offered, though one identifies a primary layer and the other describes the claim context. Ask each to show the covered professional services, trigger, defense terms, and named insureds in the quote and policy form before comparing limits. [1] [4]
