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Your claims-made retroactive date is important because it determines how far back in time an incident can occur for your policy to still protect you. Claims-made insurance policies only cover liability claims that surface while your policy is active. The original loss can occur in the past, even many years in the past.
Tail coverage extends the time alleged incidents may be reported on a claims-made policy. A tail offers coverage for incidents that happen while the claims-made policy is effective but are reported after the policy has expired.
A Claims Made policy provides coverage for claims when the incident is reported. A Claims Occurring policy provides coverage for when the incident occurred. An example would be if there was fault in work that you carried out ten years ago, but it has only just been reported today.
Occurrence malpractice insurance provides coverage for incidents that occurred during the policy year, regardless of when a claim is reported to the carrier. Claims-made malpractice insurance provides coverage if the policy is in effect both when the incident took place AND when the claim is filed.
Tail coverage extends the time alleged incidents may be reported on a claims-made policy. A tail offers coverage for incidents that happen while the claims-made policy is effective but are reported after the policy has expired.
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There are two types of nurse practitioner malpractice insurance coverage: occurrence and claims-made policies. Occurrence policies accommodate long tail events, or situations that dont produce lawsuits or claims right away. A claims-made policy offers coverage only when a claim is filed during a policy period.
Insurance companies commonly write policies on a claims-made form. This means your insurer helps cover claims filed during your policy period. There are two features of a claims-made policy that can affect coverage: Retroactive date: Your policy provides coverage if an incident occurs on or after a specified date.
Essentially, for a claim to be considered for coverage, an occurrence-based policy needs to be active when the act or incident occurs; claims made policies have to be active when the claim is made.

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