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Home health care

Agencies providing medical and non-medical care in patients' homes.

Why it needs cover

The exposure

In-home care creates professional-liability (care errors), abuse/molestation, auto (driving to homes), and heavy workers comp exposure from caregiver injuries.

What we place

Coverages this class usually needs

Professional liabilityOften (contract/state)
Care/treatment errorsCore clinical exposure
General liabilityOften (contract)
Third-party injury/propertyIn-home and premises
Workers' compensationRequired (with employees)
Caregiver injuriesLifting/transfer injuries
Commercial auto / HNOARequired (owned/used vehicles)
Caregivers drivingTravel to homes
Abuse & molestationOften
Allegations against staffVulnerable clients
What it costs

National benchmark premiums

Rated on: Payroll and revenue

General liability
medical home care $25/mo; non-medical home care $30/mo
Professional liability / E&O
medical home care malpractice $56/mo; non-medical $12/mo
Workers' comp
non-medical home care WC averages ~$211/mo
Total annual (typical)
roughly $2,500-$6,000+/yr for a small agency, driven by WC

Pricing figures are national typical or median ranges for small operators at commonly quoted limits, drawn from the published sources named on each page. They are budgeting benchmarks, not quotes. Your premium depends on state, payroll, revenue, limits, deductible, and loss history.

Sources: Insureon (Home Health Care cost); TechInsurance.

When it goes E&S

Where this risk gets hard to place

Skilled-nursing scope, abuse/molestation exposure, and adverse WC loss history can require specialty healthcare markets.

Contact

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