Malpractice Insurance ? How to shop

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What is the best way to get comparisons of for nurses. Or the how to find the most reputable companies..... Any suggestions?

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Many here sing the praises of NSO, but they more than tripled my premium when I moved to Texas (high lawsuit state.)

I use CM&F Group.

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I was able to add malpractice to my homeowner's policy, only because all my liablility (car, house, professional) is thru same company. Try there. Also, ANA and other professional organizations offer to their members.

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Thanks for the ideas... I am a nurse and use CM & F but my daughter just graduated and needed to find out what the current thoughts were...

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I've always had NSO. Never a problem, although I've never yet had to tap their resources (knock wood!). Easy to renew online, too.

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Specializes in ER, Family Practice, Free Clinics.

I mean, I know its different in different areas, but ballpark,

what is a RN going to be looking at?

and an NP?

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Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych.

Visit http://www.proliability.com for reasonably-priced, reputable for professionals.

For $2,000,000 of coverage and other perks I paid a yearly premium of $105.

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