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I was wondering if any experienced nurses could weigh in on a good nursing provider. There are several options to choose from, I was just wondering if folks could give their experiences and maybe some suggestions.

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I suspect the most popular choice might be NSO, the one I use. So far, knock wood, haven't needed them so no experiences to share!! :D

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Specializes in Pediatrics, High-Risk L&D, Antepartum, L.

Check NSO, Proliability and CM&F Group.

Also, some can get coverage through places like State Farm. I had mine through State Farm for a few years. We left State Farm and new place doesn't so it so I went to the places above and went with best price for who could do my RN and IBCLC.

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Specializes in ER, progressive care.

NSO and Proliability (I use the latter) seem to be the popular choices.

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Specializes in Hospital Education Coordinator.

I have a policy thru my homeowner's insurance. Less than $100/yr

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Specializes in PACU.

Thanks for posting this, I am having my husband look into adding it to our homeowner's as well.

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I've been with NSO for decades, and now I have coverage for my nursing business through their sister HPSO. Reasonable rates, never had to make a claim so I couldn't tell you about that, but they do send out a great report every year about representative cases and how they defended them. Very instructive.

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I get mine through CM&F - it seemed to be the way the school guided us, and they offered a new grad special - first year after licensure was $65 instead of the regular $100

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Specializes in ICU, CM, Geriatrics, Management.

What RNsRWe said.

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