Nurses General Nursing
Published Apr 24, 2011
tokmom, BSN, RN
4,568 Posts
how much per month, what is the amount it will pay and who do you use?
netglow, ASN, RN
4,412 Posts
Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN
1 Article; 20,908 Posts
It's yearly and around 100.00 dollars or so........NSO is a large carrier....call them!
dthfytr, ADN, LPN, RN, EMT-B, EMT-I
1,163 Posts
What a relief! I was afraid this would be another should I or shouldn't I post that seems to float by every few weeks. Glad the OP understands the only wise answer is to get some.
TheCommuter, BSN, RN
102 Articles; 27,612 Posts
I am in Texas. NSO stopped offering the $1 million policies in this state several years ago.
Liability insurance through NSO costs over $200 per year in Texas and will only provide about $300,000 worth of aggregate coverage.
ckh23, BSN, RN
1,446 Posts
I just renewed my NSO and it was $110
elkpark
14,633 Posts
The other company specializing in Liability Insurance for health professionals, besides NSO, that gets mentioned most often is Marsh (http://www.proliability.com).
hiddencatRN, BSN, RN
3,408 Posts
I am in Texas. NSO stopped offering the $1 million policies in this state several years ago.Liability insurance through NSO costs over $200 per year in Texas and will only provide about $300,000 worth of aggregate coverage.
Wow- did you try to find another plan that offers more coverage? $300k seems like chump change
To the OP- I also got it through NSO. I had a student plan in school and converted it to practicing nurse insurance after graduation and got a first year discount so it was $55 for me. Next year when I renew I think it'll be twice that but it's still pretty cheap.
Not_A_Hat_Person, RN
2,900 Posts
I renewed my NSO plan in January. It cost $110.
newtress, LPN
431 Posts
I am really amazed that NSO reduced their coverage and raised the annual premium for Texas. I wonder why they have done that, and didn't realize this Liability Insurance was so state specific.
I am really amazed that NSO reduced their coverage and raised the annual premium for Texas. I wonder why they have done that, and didn't realize this liability insurance was so state specific.
tralalaRN
168 Posts
I was able to get professional Liability Insurance under an umbrella policy with my home owners' insurance - it costs right around $50 per year for $1m in coverage. I'm insured through Erie Insurance for my home and cars. When I got this insurance, it had not been available in every state yet.