Care home insurance

We're here to help with your care home insurance 

Taking care of your insurance is just one way our team can support you. We're here to manage your risks to protect your business, your staff and the people you care for.

• Commitment
  We understand the unique pressures, challenges and risks you face each day. Our team of experts are dedicated to simplifying your insurance, making it one less thing for you to worry about.
• Experience
  Because we're experts with years of experience, we can arrange bespoke insurance that's tailored to protect you.
• Support
  We're here to do the hard work, so you can focus on delivering excellent care. We'll search our panel of insurers and offer advice and support when you need it.

How our team of care home insurance experts can help you

Our team of experts has years of experience supporting businesses in the care sector.

We take time to manage your risks and arrange cover that's right for your care home. So, you can focus on supporting the people you're caring for, knowing you, your business and your staff are protected.

Who does our care home insurance cover?

We pride ourselves on finding high-quality-cover to give you a first-class-service. Whether you run:

• nursing or residential care homes for the elderly
• homes dealing with mental health and mental disorder categories
• homes for service users with learning and physical difficulties
• supported living and sheltered accommodation
• day care services
• children’s homes or agency
• clinics and rehabilitation centres
• hospices.

Clients we support with care home insurance 

Because we work with a wide range of care home businesses, we know running a care home presents daily risks. We're here to help protect your reputation, manage everyday challenges, and make sure you, your business and the people you care for are fully protected.

We arrange cover for the following types of care home businesses:

• nursing or residential care homes for the elderly
• homes dealing with mental health and mental disorder categories
• homes for service users with learning and physical difficulties
• supported living and sheltered accommodation
• daycare services
• children's homes or agencies
• clinics and rehabilitation centres
• hospices