No. A Medical Board investigation is a licensing matter rather than a damages claim, and a payer or Medicare billing audit is not patient care. Each sits in its own coverage part, license or regulatory defense and billing errors or audit defense, with its own sublimit. Ask which parts are on the quote.
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