Describe your virtual care
Tell us about video visits, remote monitoring and any technology used in care. Your Spot team asks which services are also delivered in person.
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Telehealth Insurance Quotes
Get telehealth insurance quotes with Spot
Describe the care you deliver online and who delivers it, and your Spot team prepares the submission brokers use to quote telehealth liability.
Get quotes from telehealth and virtual care insurance providers
- Remote and in-person care described separately
- Patient locations and technology use brought into the quote
- Keep your broker or switch, with no commissions on premiums
How it works
List clinicians and patient locations
We note who provides care, where they’re licensed and where patients are, so the submission matches what clinicians actually do.
Virtual care and telehealth insurance
Willow Care · Policy review
- Policy wording
- Coverage limits
- Compare with
- Contract requirements
Confirm with your broker
Limits, exclusions, and endorsements
Brokers take it to market
We work with brokers to request telehealth proposals, and follow up on underwriters’ questions about your services.
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What do we need to request virtual care and telehealth insurance quotes?
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Let’s prepare the information for your broker and compare the terms, not just the price.
Check remote care is really in the quote
See whether each proposal covers professional liability for remote care, not only technology or general liability.
Insurance documents
Quote requestVirtual care and telehealth insurance
Coverage limits · Policy terms
Willow Care
What you’ll need
- 01
Virtual services
Video consultations, remote patient monitoring and other care delivered through technology.
- 02
In-person services
Care you also provide in a clinic, which the quote may treat separately.
- 03
Clinicians
Who delivers care, and their licensing.
- 04
Patient locations
Where patients are when they receive care.
- 05
Technology and devices
Platforms and devices used in patient care, including home monitoring.
- 06
Outage and data exposure
How a platform outage or data problem could affect patients, since cyber and in-person risks need separate review.
- 07
Current coverage and claims
Your expiring policy and any past claims.
What affects your price
- 01
Types of care
Some kinds of remote care carry more risk than others.
- 02
Number of clinicians
More insured clinicians generally means more premium.
- 03
Patient locations
Where patients are changes licensing and exposure.
- 04
Technology used
Remote monitoring devices and your own platforms add exposure.
- 05
Limits and claims history
Higher limits cost more, and past claims can raise the price.
Providers your broker can approach
Get quotes from telehealth and virtual care insurance providers.
- Beazley
- CFC
- Founder Shield
- HUB International
- Liberty Mutual
- Newfront
- And many more
Common questions
Is telehealth covered by regular medical malpractice?
Not necessarily. We check each proposal covers remote care and the specific activities you named. Spot also has a separate page for medical malpractice.
What if a platform outage harms a patient?
The proposal needs to address bodily injury involving care, technology or an outage. A general technology liability form may not.
Does the patient’s location matter?
Yes. The clinician’s licensing, the patient’s location and the services insured need to fit the policy.
Can my healthcare broker work with Spot on telehealth?
Yes. Spot works alongside brokers and takes no commissions on premiums, and you may switch brokers at any time.
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Get insurance off your to-do list.
Describe the care you deliver online and who delivers it, and your Spot team prepares the submission brokers use to quote telehealth liability.
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