NSO Malpractice Insurance Reviews

NSO malpractice insurance is the most purchased (professional liability) policy for nurses in the United States. Coverage is available for employees as well as self-employed individuals in the healthcare field. Specific policies exist for nurses, nurse practitioners, student nurses, legal nurse consultants, and clinical nurse specialists. You can purchase a malpractice policy for as low as $106 per month (rate is for someone who is employed on a full-time basis. It’s important to note that rates vary from location to location). Click here to learn more information about what is covered, why you need to purchase a policy, as well as what benefits you get when you purchase an NSO plan. How to Get a Quote Step 1 – Go to the main application page (link opens in a new browser window/tab). Step 2 – Click the “Professional liability quick quote” link. Step 3 – Select whether you’re an individual, business/practice, policyholder, or school. Click the continue button to go to the next section. Step 4 – Select your state, profession/area of study, whether or not you are a member of a professional association/organization, and then select your professional status (employed, self-employed, student). Hit the continue button to load the next section. Note: Depending on your answer to your professional status you will need to provide additional details (e.g. if you work more than 24 hours per week, if you graduated from school in the past 12 months, etc.). Step 5 – After completing the form you will be able to view your custom rate.

Manage your NSO Malpractice Insurance account online by registering on the NSO website. Once you’re enrolled for online access you will be able to view plan information, make payments, change your contact details, file a claim/incident, change the name of your employer/employee status, and update your billing preferences. How to Log In Step 1 – Go to the account management page (click here – link opens in a separate browser tab/window). Step 2 – Click the login button on the right side of the page. Step 3 – Enter your email address and password into the form, and then press the log in button to access your account. Forgot Password/Username – If you don’t know your password/username hit the “click here” link underneath the login button on the account management page. Enter the last four digits of your social security number and your date of birth into the input fields. Click the continue button and then follow the on-screen instructions to recover your username or reset your password. Enroll in Online Access Step 1 – Press the “Register” button on the account management page. Step 2 – Hit the “Register New User” link. Step 3 – Select “Individual.” Step 4 – Enter your email address, password, first name, last name, date of birth, birth city, and social security number. Enter the security code and then press the continue button to submit/finish your enrollment. Make a Payment Step 1 – Make an online payment by signing into your account. Once you’re signed in you can also edit your preferred billing method/schedule. File a Claim Step 1 – You can report an incident online by registering a new account/logging into your existing account.