Medical Malpractice Insurance

Protection that stands with you—where precision meets care.

Explore Plans That Fit Your Needs

In today’s healthcare environment, having the right malpractice insurance isn’t optional—it’s essential. At Aleaf Insurance, we help medical professionals protect their practice, reputation, and future with policies designed to meet the unique demands of your specialty. Whether you're running a private clinic, practicing in a hospital, or offering emerging treatments, we tailor your coverage to your risks, so you can focus on what matters most: your patients.

Who We Help

Family Medicine

General practitioners often serve as the first line of care—and that comes with broad exposure. We offer policies that address everything from diagnostic errors to prescription liabilities, ensuring you’re covered across the full spectrum of family care.

Physicians & Surgeons

For specialists in high-stakes environments, the right malpractice policy must go beyond the basics. Our team works with board-certified professionals across surgical and non-surgical specialties to craft plans that include claims-made and occurrence-based coverage, tail protection, and defense costs.

Home Health / Hospice

Providing care in the home means managing both medical liability and environmental unpredictability. We help home health nurses, hospice care teams, and visiting clinicians navigate the liability risks of in-home care with smart, affordable coverage built for flexibility and peace of mind.

Medical Spa

Blending healthcare and aesthetics requires a nuanced insurance solution. Whether you’re offering injectables, laser treatments, or cosmetic procedures, our malpractice coverage is customized to safeguard medical directors, licensed providers, and the spa’s overall operation.

Urgent Care / ER / Hospitals

In fast-paced, high-acuity settings, the margin for error is small. We help emergency providers and hospital-affiliated professionals secure robust malpractice policies that match their patient volume, institutional requirements, and risk profile—without overpaying.