How much does insurance cost for nutritionists?

Nutritionists pay an average of $40 per month for a business owner’s policy.

A business owner's policy bundles general liability insurance and commercial property insurance at a discounted rate. It protects nutritionists against third-party injuries and property damage, along with damage to your own business property. Because of its increased coverage and affordability, a BOP is the policy most often recommended by Insureon’s licensed agents.

This is the average policy for nutritionists who buy from Insureon:

Premium: $40 per month
Policy limits: $1 million per occurrence
Deductible: $500

The cost of a business owner's policy depends on factors such as the coverage limits you choose, the size of your business, the amount of foot traffic, and the value of your business property.

Nutritionists pay an average of $30 per month for general liability insurance.

General liability insurance provides financial protection against common lawsuits from patients. It can cover costs if someone sues your business for an injury, property damage, or copyright infringement.

This is the average policy for nutritionists who buy from Insureon:

Premium: $30 per month
Policy limits: $1 million per occurrence
Deductible: $250

The cost of general liability insurance depends on factors such as the coverage limits you choose, the size of your business, the amount of foot traffic, and any additional insured endorsements.

Nutritionists pay an average of $30 per month for professional liability insurance.

This policy is also called medical malpractice insurance. It protects you from patient lawsuits over professional mistakes, such as a dietary supplement that caused adverse health effects.

This is the average policy for nutritionists who buy from Insureon:

Premium: $30 per month
Policy limits: $500,000 per occurrence
Deductible: $250

The cost of professional liability insurance depends on factors such as the coverage limits you choose and your industry risks.

Nutrition clinics pay an average of $25 per month for workers’ compensation insurance.

Workers' comp helps pay for medical costs from work-related injuries and illnesses. Most policies include employer's liability insurance, which covers the cost of lawsuits related to workplace injuries.

There's usually no limit to how much a workers' comp policy can pay for employee benefits, though it depends on state laws.

The cost of workers' compensation insurance depends on factors such as the number of employees and the type of work they do.

Healthcare professionals pay an average of $175 per month for commercial auto insurance.

This policy can pay for third-party property damage and medical bills in an accident, along with vehicle theft, weather damage, and vandalism. Almost every state requires this coverage for business-owned vehicles.

The cost of commercial auto insurance depends on factors such as the value of the vehicles and the driving records of whoever is permitted to drive them.