Domiciliary Care Employers Liability Insurance: Protecting Your Home Care Staff
Domiciliary care providers face unique challenges when it comes to protecting their workforce. Unlike traditional office-based businesses…
As a live-in carer, you provide round-the-clock support in someone’s home – often helping with personal care, medication, mobility, meals and companionship. You may be employed directly by the family, working via an agency or trading as a self-employed carer. Whatever your arrangement, it’s important that you have the right Live-In Carer Insurance in your own name to protect you if something goes wrong. Insure24’s individual Live-In Carer Insurance is designed for carers working in the home, with cover that can include public liability, professional indemnity and treatment liability, all tailored to the care you provide.
Public liability insurance protects you if someone alleges that your actions have caused injury or damage to property during your work as a live-in carer.
Professional indemnity can cover you if someone claims that the care, advice or support you provided was negligent and led to loss or harm. Treatment liability may cover certain delegated clinical or medication tasks, depending on the policy.
In some cases, policies can be extended with personal accident or other benefits designed to support you if you are injured and unable to work.
Every policy is different, but most live-in carer policies will have some common exclusions. We’ll explain these clearly so you know where you stand.
Live-in carers often work in complex arrangements – for example, being introduced by an agency but paid by the family, or working directly under a private contract. In many cases, agencies expect individual carers to have their own insurance in place. Having Live-In Carer Insurance in your own name helps protect you and can demonstrate professionalism to families and clients.
“My agency asked me to arrange my own live-in carer insurance. Insure24 explained everything clearly and found a policy that covers my personal care and medication duties. I now feel properly protected.”
Individual Live-In CarerWhat is Live-In Carer Insurance?
Do I need insurance if I am a self-employed live-in carer?
I work via an agency – don’t they cover me?
Does Live-In Carer Insurance cover medication errors?
Does the insurance cover me when I take my client out?
What level of cover do I need as a live-in carer?
How much does Live-In Carer Insurance cost?
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