Preparing for Private Practice

by | May 3, 2019 | Insurance

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Medical professionals are at the heart of healthcare, whether they are working in an emergency room or taking care of wellness checks at a clinic setting. No matter where you choose to work, every WV medical professional should consider what they need to have to practice in the state.

Medical Malpractice Insurance


One of the most important things that a medical professional needs to have is medical malpractice insurance. It is a policy that protects you and your business from being liable for specific causes of bodily harm to patients or others who visit your office, property damage and other aspects of working with the public that can be a liability.

It is also important to know that anyone you work with will need to carry this type of insurance. Insurance can be obtained for any medical professional, including doctors, dentists, nurses and more. This will help prevent liability on any aspect of your business.

Accreditation and Certification


Another aspect of starting a private practice in West Virginia is that every WV medical professional must have specific accreditations and certifications to practice medicine within the state. Every type of medical professional will vary in what they need, but for doctors, you will need to be licensed by the state board, which tells your patients that you have the education and training to be able to successfully treat them.

Insurance for Your Office


Medical malpractice insurance isn’t the only type of insurance you will need for private practice. You will also need to have insurance policies that cover your building, equipment and any other type of property that you keep on the premises. This will help you keep your practice safe in case of damage, destruction or theft.

There are many steps to setting up your practice, but if you create a plan, you can pull it all together and start helping your patients.

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