Malpractice cost

Orthopedic Surgery malpractice insurance in Kansas

Typical annual premium at $1M / $3M mature claims-made — 13% above the national median.

$34,570 to $48,910
per year · $1M / $3M coverage · mature claims-made
$36,004 (P10)$41,740 median$47,476 (P90)
Based on 2 filed carriers
Coverage $1M / $3MPolicy Claims-madeMaturity MatureRegion Statewide

Who files these rates in Kansas

By region in Kansas

Kansas files a single statewide rate for this class — no county-level territory gradient — so the benchmark applies across the state.

What drives a Orthopedic Surgery premium

Specialty class

Orthopedic Surgery — orthopedic surgery excluding spine (spine is a separate higher tier).

Territory

Where you practice; county factors can move the rate well above or below the state figure.

Maturity

Claims-made steps up over ~4 years to the mature rate shown here.

Limits

$1M / $3M is the benchmark; higher limits raise the premium via a filed increased-limit factor.

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All specialties in Kansas

Specialty$1M / $3M range
Psychiatry$8,102–$8,755
Ophthalmology$11,427–$12,813
Occupational Medicine$7,423–$9,140
Pathology$17,038–$17,338
Dermatology$9,140–$9,824
Pediatrics$10,803–$16,563
Family Medicine$10,803–$12,810
General Practice$10,803–$12,810
Internal Medicine$10,803–$14,886
Gastroenterology$17,038–$21,538
Neurology$14,184–$20,655
Pulmonology$14,184–$19,622
Anesthesiology$12,813–$19,937
Radiology$17,038–$19,405
Cardiology$12,813–$15,120
Emergency Medicine$29,622–$40,156
Orthopedic Surgery$34,570–$48,910
General Surgery$44,294–$65,757
OB/GYN$60,499–$64,309

Orthopedic Surgery in other states