From staff lifting injuries to complications from hemodialysis, dialysis centers are exposed to numerous risks. Dialysis center insurance safeguards against employee injuries, patient lawsuits, and more.
These policies cover the most common risks faced by dialysis providers.
General liability insurance covers common third-party risks, such as a patient who sues when a nurse drops their smart phone and breaks it.
A business owner's policy, or BOP, is a cost-effective way for dialysis centers to buy general liability insurance and commercial property insurance together.
Workers’ compensation insurance is required in almost every state for dialysis centers that have employees. It can cover medical costs for work-related injuries.
This policy, also known as malpractice insurance for dialysis centers, covers legal expenses if a patient files a lawsuit over dialysis results or side effects.
Commercial auto insurance helps cover the costs of accidents involving your dialysis company's vehicles. It also covers vehicle theft and vandalism.
Also called data breach insurance, this policy helps dialysis centers survive cyberattacks and data breaches by paying for recovery expenses and other associated costs.
Several factors will have an impact on insurance costs, including:
Running a dialysis company carries its fair share of liability, including malpractice lawsuits over treatments that cause hemorrhaging or heart failure. Dialysis center insurance coverage can shield you from the high costs of a legal battle, so your center can continue to offer its lifesaving services.