Workers' Compensation Coverage for Home Healthcare
Why Choose Our Home Health Workers' Comp Program?
Specialized Workers' Comp Coverage
Flexible Payment Plans
Competitive Insurance Rates
- Competitive rates help lower your insurance costs.
- We avoid the high premiums of State Insurance Funds.
- Partnerships with top carriers provide quality coverage at a reasonable price.
Extensive Industry Experience
Trusted Carrier Partnerships
Understanding Class Codes
Workers’ compensation classification codes are used to categorize employees based on their job roles. The National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) has nearly 800 class codes to help insurers determine the appropriate rate for different types of employees. Properly assigning these codes is crucial for accurate policy pricing.
Importance of Proper Classification
Correctly classifying workers is key to obtaining an accurate workers’ compensation quote. Home health agencies that misclassify their employees may end up overpaying for insurance or facing reclassification during audits. Ensuring proper classification can help avoid unnecessary costs.
Manual Rate Determination
Insurance companies use class codes to create a manual rate for each employee category. This manual rate is then used to price workers’ compensation policies. The process of calculating rates relies heavily on correct classification, impacting the overall cost of coverage.
Alternative State Class Codes for Home Health Care:
Class Codes
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State
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8835
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NCCI States | Home Health Care
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8827
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California | Home Care Services
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943
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Delaware / Pennsylvania | Non-Professional
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942
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Delaware / Pennsylvania | Professional
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9051
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New York | Home Health Care Services- Daily Living Skills
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8828
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Texas | Home Health care, Companion Care, Visiting Nurses
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