Federally Qualified Health Centers

Before you decide which insurance packages are right for your health center, you should see each plan as a tool to keep your doors open so that you can take care of patients.

Think of any legislative barriers, accidents and potential liability issues that could become a risk to your health center. Keep in mind that being federally funded will increase your liability exposure, often in cases not covered by the FTCA.

For most social service organizations like health centers, a combination of liability coverages is advisable.

Every operator needs to consider their clinic’s needs, influencing legislature, and funding. Our consultants will gather the data necessary to decide on providers and FQHC services suiting your unique situation.

Ultimately, the cost will be influenced by your clinic’s patient volume, funding, the average complexity of your treatments, and the value of your equipment.

However, it’s not all out of your control. You can limit and prevent some risks through your health center’s management. Our specialized consultants will gladly aid you in determining room for improvement through risk assessment.

A comprehensive FQHC insurance package can mean the difference between providing health care services and shutting the doors due to liability claims. Expenses from lawsuits can be costly, so your goal should be to minimize risks and financial losses.

Through quality control and risk management, supplemented with regular support from our consultants based on recent health care trends, you can minimize the chances of FTCA claims even being raised. And with fewer claims, you may end up paying lower premiums.

A rural health clinic has different needs than health centers in major cities. We want to make sure we tailor a package to your needs that works for your bottom line so that you can take care of your patients.