Content Summary
Check that you’re covered
Use the online portal to confirm you have the right level of professional indemnity insurance (PII) coverage to take part in the Professional Standards Scheme.
Access the online portal to record any claims
Notifying us of claims received against your professional indemnity insurance is a key requirement of membership.* It reduces the risks to you and your practice and helps us advocate to keep premiums low. You should also let us know if you've never received a claim.
Why record your claims data?
Reduce your risks
The data helps us identify occupational risks and provide you with insights on how to protect your business.
Influence premiums
We analyse claims data and work with insurance brokers to keep premiums low.
Streamlined process
The tool makes it simpler to review your insurance arrangements and meet your By-Law requirements.
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