Freisenbruch Launch BerMedica Insurance
Freisenbruch Insurance Services Ltd. announced the official launch of BerMedica, a “purpose-built medical malpractice insurance product specifically developed for healthcare professionals practicing in Bermuda.”
A spokesperson said, “BerMedica has been in development for over a year, following a request from the Bermuda Hospitals Board to explore a more affordable and tailored option for practitioners. It also responds to a well-recognised need for greater clarity, consistency, and support in Medical Malpractice coverage, particularly for those delivering essential, emergency, and life-preserving care. BerMedica offers clearly defined, contract-based protection that reflects the unique challenges faced by medical professionals in Bermuda.
Patrick Neal – CEO at Freisenbruch, Marie Voysey Moss – Vice President of Corporate Insurance at Freisenbruch, Scott Pearman – CEO and President of The Bermuda Hospital Board, and Michael Freisenbruch – President at Freisenbruch.
“The product was officially unveiled at a well-attended launch event on July 24, 2025, at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, where healthcare leaders, stakeholders, and members of the medical community gathered to learn more about the policy, its scope, and the vision behind its creation.”
“BerMedica was developed to address long-standing concerns with a bespoke solution that offers broader definitions of cover,” said Marie Voysey Moss, Vice President, Corporate Insurance at Freisenbruch. “We are proud to introduce an affordable, transparent policy that gives Bermuda’s healthcare professionals the confidence and clarity they deserve, especially when responding to critical care needs.”
The spokesperson said, “While developed independently of the hospital, the product reflects a deep understanding of the clinical realities at KEMH and was designed as a forward-looking risk management solution for Bermuda’s healthcare sector.”
Scott Pearman, CEO and President of Bermuda Hospitals Board, remarked: “We welcome the introduction of BerMedica, which recognises the pressures and responsibilities carried by medical professionals and provides meaningful, practical support. It’s encouraging to see a policy that reflects local needs and strengthens the foundation of care delivery.”
The spokesperson said, “If you are a Healthcare Practitioner that would like to learn more about BerMedica, please contact:
- Marie Voysey-Moss, Vice President, Corporate Insurance
- Freisenbruch Insurance Services Ltd.
- mvoysey@fmgroup.bm | [441] 294-4617
- www.freisenbruch.bm“
