You spend your days helping people when they're most at risk. Now we can help make sure you're not at risk. Protect yourself and your career with NSO malpractice insurance that's both comprehensive and affordable.
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Every nurse can afford malpractice insurance that can help protect a lifetime of work.
Getting covered doesn't mean getting complicated. After all, you have enough to do every day.
NSO nurses and experts have authored hundreds of articles, newsletters and videos to help you stay on top of an ever-changing health scene.
Here's what people like you have to say about NSO malpractice insurance:
“I’ve had NSO malpractice insurance since graduating from nursing school in 1982. I have always been comforted in the knowledge that NSO was there if I needed them. Though I've never had a single issue, NSO is covering me on or off the job. I am able to work as a nurse and as an educator without worrying that my employers will cover me.”
Nancy, MSN, RN
“It’s such an emotional time when the care we give our patients is questioned. To have all the red tape just disappear helped more than anything. I felt well taken care of, knowing that NSO was helping me and providing the advice of a lawyer. I cried when they called to tell me my claim was paid promptly and in full.”
Susy, BSN, RN
“Working as a Nurse Practitioner, I was sued by a non-compliant patient. The best thing was having NSO malpractice insurance. From the moment I notified them of my lawsuit I felt protected and supported. You owe it to yourself to have your own coverage. NSO is the only malpractice insurance I will ever have.”
Melissa, NP
Because we're committed to the health and safety of nurses everywhere.
Protects your family's future if you're not around.
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Flexible, affordable plans for you and your family.
Helps replace lost income due to injury or illness.
See all your options from NSO, at special group rates exclusively for nursing professionals.
Learn the latest insights and read important case histories from some of the best minds in nursing.
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Accurate and complete patient information is essential to providing the highest possible standard of care. Here is simple guidance to keep charting at its best, protect patients from treatment error and prevent potential malpractice liability.
There's so much more useful information in the NSO Learning Center. You can even earn CE credit.