Get massage therapist insurance

Get massage therapist insurance
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Massage therapy insurance is business insurance tailored to massage therapists.
The specifications of the policy will depend on your needs, but it usually includes professional indemnity insurance, public liability insurance and cover for equipment.
It can also include things like legal expenses cover, employers liability insurance, contents insurance and van insurance.
One of the most important elements of cover a massage therapist is likely to need is professional indemnity insurance. Even the most skilled and experienced massage therapist can make a mistake which can harm a client. If this happens and action is taken against you, claims can run to millions. Indemnity insurance helps with legal and compensation costs, even if you didn’t do anything wrong and you’re being taken to court for something that isn’t your fault.
Other types of business insurance you’ll likely to need as a massage therapist are public liability insurance, product liability insurance, cover for equipment, contents cover, personal accident and van insurance.
More information on all of these cover types can be found further down the page.
As a massage therapist, your work is delicate and has a direct effect on your clients’ wellbeing. This leaves you open to legal action, through mistakes or misunderstandings. Taking out professional indemnity insurance can help you cover expenses and compensation payments relating to these claims. Product liability insurance protects you in case a product you use or sell causes harm to a customer.
You will also do well to protect yourself in case a member of the public is injured or otherwise harmed by actions relating to your business (not through therapy) and protect your equipment, premises and vehicle against damage, loss and theft.
The specifications of your cover will depend on the particular requirements of your therapy business, but insurance for massage therapists usually includes the following:
Other types of cover you might wish to take out include:
This will depend on the specific requirements of your massage therapy business.
Taking out professional indemnity insurance and product liability insurance as part of your massage therapist insurance is highly recommended. To decide what other types of cover to take out, consider the following:
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