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The Risks

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Risks Response

Management Liability

A health tech firm faces employee data complaints, workplace claims, staff theft, or inquiries AUS..

Management Liability may respond to employment, statutory, crime, tax audit and inquiry cost claims.

Technology Liability Insurance

A system outage, cyber event or platform failure disrupts your operations and results in claims or losses for your business and clients.

Technology Liability Insurance may respond to claims arising from professional errors, cyber incidents and business interruption losses.

Funds Transfer Fraud

A fraudulent email or spoofed instruction tricks your team into transferring funds to a scammer, resulting in direct financial loss.

Cyber Insurance may respond to losses arising from funds transfer fraud where a fraudulent electronic instruction causes a payment loss.

Cyber Insurance

Unauthorised access to your health platform exposes patient, user or employee data and triggers legal and regulatory action.

Cyber Insurance may respond to breach response costs, legal expenses, damages and regulatory penalties arising from a data breach or privacy liability.

Professional Indemnity

A platform error or failed integration disrupts care delivery and causes client loss and a formal dispute over your services.

Professional Indemnity Insurance may respond to claims of alleged negligence or errors in your professional services, including defence costs.

Management Liability

The Risks

A health tech firm faces employee data complaints, workplace claims, staff theft, or inquiries AUS..

Risks Response

Management Liability may respond to employment, statutory, crime, tax audit and inquiry cost claims.

Technology Liability Insurance

The Risks

A system outage, cyber event or platform failure disrupts your operations and results in claims or losses for your business and clients.

Risks Response

Technology Liability Insurance may respond to claims arising from professional errors, cyber incidents and business interruption losses.

Funds Transfer Fraud

The Risks

A fraudulent email or spoofed instruction tricks your team into transferring funds to a scammer, resulting in direct financial loss.

Risks Response

Cyber Insurance may respond to losses arising from funds transfer fraud where a fraudulent electronic instruction causes a payment loss.

Cyber Insurance

The Risks

Unauthorised access to your health platform exposes patient, user or employee data and triggers legal and regulatory action.

Risks Response

Cyber Insurance may respond to breach response costs, legal expenses, damages and regulatory penalties arising from a data breach or privacy liability.

Professional Indemnity

The Risks

A platform error or failed integration disrupts care delivery and causes client loss and a formal dispute over your services.

Risks Response

Professional Indemnity Insurance may respond to claims of alleged negligence or errors in your professional services, including defence costs.

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Important: Scenarios are examples only. Coverage is subject to policy terms, conditions and exclusions. Limits and sub-limits might apply. Policy wordings vary between insurers. Refer to the PDS or Policy Wording for details.

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Coverages for HealthTech

Management Liability, IT Liability, and more for HealthTech from leading insurers

Management Liability

Bundled insurance for executives and boards incl D&O, EPL, Statutory Liability and Tax Liability insurance

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IT Liability

Covers Professional Indemnity and Public & Products liability for tech service providers

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Intellectual Property

Covers claims from copyright, patent, and trademark disputes. This can be included in Professional Indemnity insurance

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Cyber & Technology

Includes Professional Indemnity and Cyber & Technology Liability insurance for tech businesses

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Claim examples

HealthTech claim examples

Real-world examples of claims digital health businesses may face.

Misuse of Health Content
SCENARIO

A digital health app publishes educational content that unintentionally mirrors copyrighted material from another provider. The rights holder alleges infringement and demands compensation and removal of the content.

WHY IT’S COVERED

Information Technology Liability Insurance may respond to claims alleging intellectual property infringement or misuse of digital content, including defence costs. Standalone Intellectual Property Insurance may also provide broader cover.

Digital Platform Service Failure
SCENARIO

A system outage caused by a software error prevents users from accessing telemedicine services for several hours. A corporate client alleges financial loss due to missed consultations and seeks damages from the digital health provider.

WHY IT’S COVERED

Information Technology Liability Insurance may respond to claims arising from errors or failures in digital or telehealth services, including where system outages lead to financial loss, including defence costs.

Patient Data Privacy Breach
SCENARIO

A cyber incident exposes patient records stored on a digital healthcare platform. Affected users, claim their sensitive health data was not adequately protected and lodge complaints, triggering legal costs and regulatory investigation expenses.

WHY IT’S COVERED

Cyber & Privacy Liability Insurance may respond to claims or regulatory investigations arising from unauthorised access to personal or health information, including associated legal and defence costs.

Telehealth Advice Error Claim
SCENARIO

A patient uses a telehealth platform for clinical advice. Due to incomplete information provided during the consultation, the advice leads to a delayed diagnosis. The patient alleges the digital health provider failed to exercise reasonable care and seeks compensation.

WHY IT’S COVERED

Professional Indemnity Insurance may respond to claims alleging negligence, errors or omissions in the provision of telehealth or clinical services, including associated legal defence costs.

SCEANRIO

A support worker gave a participant the wrong medication due to a mislabeled pillbox. The participant experienced severe drowsiness and dehydration, requiring overnight hospitalization.

WHY IT'S COVERED

Costs included $8,200 for hospital and rehabilitation, $12,500 for legal defence, and a $7,500 settlement to resolve the claim out of court.

Misuse of Health Content

SCENARIO

A support worker gave a participant the wrong medication due to a mislabeled pillbox. The participant experienced severe drowsiness and dehydration, requiring overnight hospitalization.

WHY IT’S COVERED

Costs included $8,200 for hospital and rehabilitation, $12,500 for legal defence, and a $7,500 settlement to resolve the claim out of court.

SCENARIO

A support worker gave a participant the wrong medication due to a mislabeled pillbox. The participant experienced severe drowsiness and dehydration, requiring overnight hospitalization.

IS THIS COVERED?

Costs included $8,200 for hospital and rehabilitation, $12,500 for legal defence, and a $7,500 settlement to resolve the claim out of court.

SCEANRIO

A digital health app publishes educational content that unintentionally mirrors copyrighted material from another provider. The rights holder alleges infringement and demands compensation and removal of the content.

IS THIS COVERED?

Information Technology Liability Insurance may respond to claims alleging intellectual property infringement or misuse of digital content, including defence costs. Standalone Intellectual Property Insurance may also provide broader cover.

Misuse of Health Content
SCEANRIO

A system outage caused by a software error prevents users from accessing telemedicine services for several hours. A corporate client alleges financial loss due to missed consultations and seeks damages from the digital health provider.

IS THIS COVERED?

Information Technology Liability Insurance may respond to claims arising from errors or failures in digital or telehealth services, including where system outages lead to financial loss, including defence costs.

Digital Platform Service Failure
SCEANRIO

A cyber incident exposes patient records stored on a digital healthcare platform. Affected users, claim their sensitive health data was not adequately protected and lodge complaints, triggering legal costs and regulatory investigation expenses.

IS THIS COVERED?

Cyber & Privacy Liability Insurance may respond to claims or regulatory investigations arising from unauthorised access to personal or health information, including associated legal and defence costs.

Patient Data Privacy Breach
SCEANRIO

A patient uses a telehealth platform for clinical advice. Due to incomplete information provided during the consultation, the advice leads to a delayed diagnosis. The patient alleges the digital health provider failed to exercise reasonable care and seeks compensation.

IS THIS COVERED?

Professional Indemnity Insurance may respond to claims alleging negligence, errors or omissions in the provision of telehealth or clinical services, including associated legal defence costs.

Telehealth Advice Error Claim
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Important: Scenarios are examples only. Coverage is subject to policy terms, conditions and exclusions. Limits and sub-limits might apply. Policy wordings vary between insurers. Refer to the PDS or Policy Wording for details.

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FAQs

HealthTech insurance queries

How do I make a claim?

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You should notify your insurer as soon as you become aware of a claim or circumstance that may give rise to a claim which could include a client complaint, you discovering an incident or an allegation of harm. Claims should be made in writing and handled in line with the claims notification requirements which will be outlined in your policy wording.
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What is a Certificate of Currency?

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A Certificate of Currency is issued by an insurance company and is something you can use as proof that your existing insurance policy is valid. It contains all the information regarding your policy. You may be asked from time to time to prove your insurance - for loans to your business, for landlords of your premises, or for certain clients you might have. The moment you purchase your insurance from upcover you can send your proof of insurance to whoever requires it, at just a click of a button.
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How quickly do I need to report an incident to my insurer?

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You should notify your insurer as soon as you become aware of any incident, claim, or circumstance that may give rise to a claim. Professional Indemnity insurance typically operates on a "claims made and notified" basis, meaning both the claim must be made against you AND you must notify the insurer during the active insurance period (or discovery period if applicable). Late notification after policy expiry may not be covered unless you have purchased an extended discovery period. Prompt notification is essential to protect your rights under your insurance.
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How quickly do I need to report an incident to my insurer?

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What is a retroactive date?

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A retroactive date is the earliest date from which a claim can arise and still be covered under your policy. Professional Indemnity and certain other claims-made policies will only respond to claims arising from acts, errors or omissions that occurred on or after the retroactive date listed in your policy schedule. If an incident occurred before your retroactive date, it typically will not be covered even if the claim is made during the current policy period. Maintaining continuous cover without gaps helps protect your retroactive date — check your policy schedule or ask your broker if you are unsure of your retroactive date.
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