Glossary

What is Extended Reporting Period?

A provision in a claims-made policy that allows claims to be reported after the policy expires, covering incidents that occurred during the policy period.

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An Extended Reporting Period (ERP) is a provision in a claims-made policy that extends the time to report claims beyond the policy expiration date. ERPs come in two forms: basic (automatic and free, typically 30-60 days after expiration) and supplemental (purchased, providing 1-5 years or unlimited reporting). The supplemental ERP (tail) is purchased when a claims-made policy is cancelled or non-renewed, when switching carriers, or when retiring from practice. ERPs do not extend the coverage period — they only extend the reporting window for incidents that occurred during the original policy period.

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