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(@maisiemugwump)
Posts: 7
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Hi I am currently volunteering a day at a week at a local Wellbeing Centre in my area and hiring the room from them one day a week. My question is do I need to have insurance, the organisation itself has building and public liability insurance am I covered.

Many thanks


 
Posted : 28/05/2009 8:48 pm
(@sportstherapy)
Posts: 1440
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Hi there, public liability will cover you in case someone falls etc whilst in the building, you will need malpractice insurance in case you hurt/damage client during treatment.


 
Posted : 28/05/2009 10:14 pm
Davidmh
(@davidmh)
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Hi there, public liability will cover you in case someone falls etc whilst in the building, you will need malpractice insurance in case you hurt/damage client during treatment.

As Sportstherapy said.

Malpractice insurance is important. You should already have this if you belong to a professional body (PB). If you don't have it buy it through a PB. It will be cheaper and better than anything you can source yourself.

David:)


 
Posted : 29/05/2009 6:19 am
 Indo
(@indo)
Posts: 348
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You are only covered if your are employed by the 'Company'.

It always pays to have your own insurance in this business and its relatively cheap.

Try this company, i have beeen with them for 4 years and they are very competitive.

http://www.holisticinsurance.co.uk/

INDO


 
Posted : 29/05/2009 8:17 am
(@maisiemugwump)
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Many thanks for your advise. I will make sure that I take out the relevent insurance policies I knew I would get the right advise on this site:)


 
Posted : 29/05/2009 9:12 pm
(@binah)
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I have worked for people in the past who took out insurance cover for their therapists, however as I also practiced in my clinic at home and offered a mobile service I had to get my own public liability insurance cover. It is also a membership requirement of my association.

Better to be safe than sorry, after all it is not a vast sum of money each year.

Love Binah
x


 
Posted : 29/05/2009 9:59 pm
(@larrym123)
Posts: 1
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Try to apply on EasyCover if you're classified as a professional, its affordable and has reliable advice and protection if ever you get sued. Here is the link: easycover.ca I hope I helped you atleast a little.


 
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