Insurance for health care businesses in Washington
Home health agencies, hospices and residential care facilities in Washington generally need workers' compensation for their employees and general and professional liability to meet licensing and contract requirements. Talk with our team about coverage options for your agency.
Coverage health care businesses typically need
- Workers' compensation for caregivers, nurses and office staff
- General and professional liability, often required for licensing
- Employee dishonesty or crime coverage
- Hired and non-owned auto for staff who drive for work
Check your state's current requirements
Licensing rules and minimum limits change. Confirm current requirements with your state licensing agency, and we'll help you find coverage that meets them.
Frequently asked questions
Do home health agencies in Washington need workers' compensation?
Most employers with employees must carry workers' compensation. Contact us and we'll confirm what applies to your agency in Washington.
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