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Docprotect - Hong Kong

Medical Practitioner Professional Indemnity Insurance

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DocProtect reinvents the insurance solution for the Hong Kong medical community. With medical negligence claims on the rise we have sought to design a product which provides maximum protection at an affordable price. We recognize that each doctor risk profile is different so we have designed the pricing around each individual doctor’s unique history experience and specialty.

Competitive pricing does not mean short cutting service. We are aligned with the best medical negligence insurers and lawyers to ensure that in the event of a claim against you for accusations of negligence that you receive the best guidance and support during this stressful time.

Our solution

Benefits of Docprotect

  • No membership fee

  • Tailored pricing for your individual risk profile according to your practice, business, and experience

  • Flexible policy periods and renewal dates

  • Expert claims support with well-experience medico-legal advisory board

Key policy features

  • Claims-made cover

  • Run off cover to include both standard retirement and forced retirement due to permanent disablement

  • Legal Representation costs cover

  • Vicarious Liability Cover

Application is easy. Please complete the PDF application form below and send it via email at docprotect.hk@lockton.com (opens a new window) or call +852 2250 2851

We will contact you once we receive your application.

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Key contact - Docprotect Hong Kong

Kevin Wong - VP Global Professional and Financial Risks GPFR Greater China 250x250px

Kevin Wong

Vice President - Professional and Executive Risk - Greater China
kevin.wong@lockton.com
+852 2250 2886

Karina Li - Account Manager - Hong Kong Global Professional and Financial Risks 500 x 500px

Karina Li

Account Manager - Global Professional and Financial Risks
karina.li@lockton.com
+852 2250 2807

General Inquiries

General Enquiries

docprotect.hk@lockton.com

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