What must be included in proof of professional liability insurance?

• A. The hospital's accreditation
• B. Only the insurer's address
• C. The PA's name, indication of coverage, current policy dates, and coverage amounts
• D. The physician's license number

Answer: (C)

Proof of professional liability insurance is about showing that the PA has active protection that applies during practice. The essential details are the insured’s name, a statement that coverage exists, the current policy dates, and the limits of coverage. This combination confirms who is insured, that the policy is in force, the time frame it covers, and how much protection is provided per claim and overall. The hospital’s accreditation isn’t part of the liability policy, the insurer’s address alone doesn’t verify coverage, and the physician’s license number relates to licensure rather than insurance.