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Protection for GP Practices

Make sure your practice is in great financial shape

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Financial advice from the experts


With a broad range of products and services available, we can undertake a complete financial review and only make recommendations based on the specific needs of your practice.

  • Locum Insurance

    Our specialist locum insurance for GP practices can help cover unexpected staff absence and sickness and much more. Arrange tailored locum cover for your practice by speaking to a Financial Consultant today

  • Surgery Insurance

    Tailor-made to meet the needs of a busy practice, our Surgery Insurance provides flexible comprehensive cover for everything from the premises to patients' belongings.

  • Partnership Protection

    When a partner dies, this allows the practice to buy back the deceased’s share from their estate, allowing the partnership to continue. It can also be used if a partner is critically ill or unable to work.

  • Key Person Insurance

    This is designed to provide a lump sum cash reserve into the practice when key personnel are unable to work or die, ensuring financial stability continues.

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GP Practice News

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    09 Feb 12

    GPs, nurses and other health professionals would get control of £65 billion in health funding under plans to reform the NHS.

  • Parents 'concerned about uni fees'

    08 Feb 12

    University is primarily viewed as a stepping stone to a well-paid career, with employability being deemed the most important reason for going.

  • Consumers 'keep an eye on savings'

    07 Feb 12

    Consumers are keeping an eye on their finances this winter, preferring to save their money and get rid of debts rather than spend, new figures show.

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