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Workers’ Compensation Cost Drivers for Home Health Agencies

Workers’ compensation is typically the largest insurance expense for home health agencies, and for good reason. Caregivers perform physically demanding work in uncontrolled environments, handle patients with limited mobility, and travel between locations, creating injury exposures that most industries don’t face. Understanding what drives your Workers’ Comp costs is the […]

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What Causes a Business Insurance Non-Renewal?

A non-renewal happens when your insurance carrier decides not to offer you coverage for the next policy period. Unlike a cancellation — which ends a policy mid-term — a non-renewal occurs at the end of the policy cycle, and carriers are typically required to give 30 to 60 days advance […]

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What Insurance Do I Need to Sign a Vendor Contract?

To sign a vendor contract, you’ll typically need to provide a Certificate of Insurance (COI) showing proof of General Liability coverage, Workers’ Compensation, and sometimes additional policies like Professional Liability or Commercial Auto insurance. The specific requirements depend on the contract terms and the nature of your work. Umbrella Insurance […]

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Professional Liability Insurance for Home Health Agencies

Home health agencies operate in one of the most liability-exposed sectors in commercial insurance. Caregivers work in patients’ homes, perform medical and personal care tasks, and are subject to state-level licensing and compliance requirements that vary significantly across state lines. A single negligence claim, whether valid or not, can result […]

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Is Workers’ Comp Required If I Have Only One Employee?

Workers’ compensation insurance may be required for small businesses that have only one employee, but the rules vary widely depending on the state where the business operates. Business owners with minimal staff must understand their state laws to maintain compliance and protect both employees and themselves from liability. When Does […]

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Home Health Agency Insurance: Required Coverage, Costs & Compliance Guide

Home health agencies must carry general liability, professional liability, and workers’ compensation insurance — plus additional coverage like cyber liability and commercial auto. This guide explains each required policy, why it matters, and how Suracy helps home health agencies get the right coverage. Required Insurance for Home Health Agencies The […]

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Do Caregivers Need Workers’ Comp Coverage?

Yes, caregivers need workers’ compensation coverage in nearly every state, and it’s especially critical in home health, where injury rates run well above the national average. Workers’ comp protects caregivers when they’re hurt on the job and shields agency owners from medical bills, lost-wage claims, and lawsuits. Home health agencies […]

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