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Medical Equipment Insurance
The medical equipment industry has always been a specialist area as far as insurance goes. Whether you are involved in the manufacture, distribution, wholesale or engineering of medical equipment, finding the right insurance solution can be tricky.
- Cover for worldwide activities including USA
- Full legal liability insurance including products liability
- Products liability cover for invasive equipment
- All Risks cover on equipment anywhere in the UK
The Alan Boswell Group Difference
Whether your medical equipment is for personal or commercial use, we can provide expert advice on the cover required.
If your medical equipment is for commercial use, we can either provide standalone cover, or take a look at the whole picture and ensure your wider insurance risks are covered.
If your medical equipment is for personal use, we can provide cover under a home insurance policy.
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Medical Equipment Insurance in detail
Medical Equipment Insurance provides cover for the following
- Property damage Full cover for damage, loss or theft of equipment
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Liability cover
Cover for public and products liability including invasive treatment equipment
- All risks cover All risks covered for damage to medical equipment
Medical Equipment Insurance is aimed at medical equipment used for commercial purposes. For medical equipment for personal use we suggest contacting your home insurance provider.
FAQs
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No, medical negligence insurance would need to be purchased to cover these risks.
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Yes, cover is worldwide.
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No efficacy is not covered.
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Yes, the standard excess is £250.
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