Protect the practice you trained for.
For physicians, dentists and veterinarians: income protection, practice coverage and planning that respects your time.
What we hear most from medical professionals
These are the questions people bring to their first meeting. Each one has a practical answer.
I spent a decade training. What protects that investment?
My association disability coverage feels thin. Is it enough?
How do I protect my practice if I cannot work for a while?
Should my professional corporation own my insurance?
Your income is your biggest asset.
A new dentist buys into a practice with a sizeable loan. Her association plan covers part of her income, but not the loan payments or the overhead.
Individual disability coverage plus loan protection means that if she can't work for a while, her household income continues and the practice debt is handled.
- Income that keeps comingIf illness or injury keeps you out of practice.
- Debt handledPractice loans covered, not passed on.
- Well-informed decisionsWe explain the trade-offs, you choose.
Questions we hear often.
Plain answers. If yours isn't here, ask us directly.
Ask an advisorAssociation plans are a good start, but benefits are often capped and may change. We compare your existing coverage with individual options so you can see any gap.
Sometimes. Whether a corporation should own or pay for a policy depends on the type of coverage and the tax treatment, so we review it with your accountant.
Yes. Starting early often means lower premiums and coverage that grows with your career.
We come to you, in person or online, and keep meetings short and focused.
Protect what you worked for.
A short conversation, at a time and place that suits you. No pressure, no obligation.