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For Insurance Brokers

Client Compliance
Evidence Readiness

Sentinel organizes and maintains the evidence your healthcare clients may need during cyber, malpractice, and related insurance review.

Make the Introduction

Referrals are anonymized — no client practice name is collected until Sentinel speaks with you. No PHI, ever.

Who this is for

You place or renew cyber, malpractice, and related coverage for medical and dental practices — and you see the questionnaires before your clients do.

The trigger you see first

The renewal questionnaire or underwriting request arrives, and the practice has to produce current evidence — training records, risk documentation, incident-response materials, vendor agreements — on the carrier’s timeline.

What Sentinel delivers to your client

A current, dated Readiness Package assembled before the questionnaire is due: who was screened and when, training completion evidence, controlling policy versions, corrective-action status, and the business-associate inventory — organized for insurer review. These are deliverables of Sentinel’s managed program — published monthly tiers, no setup fee. Where a bounded project is the right fit, the standalone Security Risk Analysis is $2,895, published.

What your client’s experience looks like

Your client gets a calm, no-pressure conversation and a scope that fits what they actually need. Sentinel verifies what exists, organizes it, and maintains a record the practice can always see. When the record is already in good shape, Sentinel says so.

Make the Introduction

Make the introduction —
on your terms.

Tell us about the situation — not the practice. We follow up with you first, and nothing reaches your client until you say so.

What happens next: Sentinel follows up with you directly to understand the situation. The introduction to your client happens on your terms — anonymized until then.

Received.

We will follow up with you directly — nothing reaches your client until you say so. Typically within one business day.

Sentinel verifies the availability, currency, ownership, and maintenance of compliance evidence. Sentinel does not provide legal advice or certify that a practice satisfies every applicable legal requirement.