The rating engine was something that stood out for Duck Creek over the competitors that we looked at. And once we got into that decision process, we took it a step further and did a proof of concept with Duck Creek. And that really sold us.
Medical Professional Liability
Peace of mind.
Made on Duck Creek.
There’s a new standard in medical professional liability (MPL) – one where carriers offer healthcare providers modern personalized coverage, giving them peace of mind as they care for their patients. Duck Creek provides insurance-specific SaaS applications, an MPL line of business kit, integrations with insurtechs, and low-code tools medical professional liability carriers need to rapidly seize market opportunities and reinvent themselves in a world of constant change.
Benefits
Accelerate speed to market
Manage myriad data sources with enhanced data capabilities that allow carriers to recognize opportunities and provide innovative products more quickly to keep pace with a competitive market. Our practical guide shows how carriers can accelerate product innovation for any line of business.
Improve operational efficiency
Utilize modern, low-code technologies that enable building medical professional products and defining workflows and business rules that enable easier processing of additions and removals of medical personnel, office locations, and various medical equipment.
Better risk management
Gain a complete view of medical personnel and office locations to drive better rating decisions, underwriting, and claims management.
End-to-End Professional Liability Lifecycle
Featured Integrations
Our comprehensive partner ecosystem features a number of integrations to technology providers who support medical professional liability:
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