Coverage for speech-language pathologists
Professional liability (malpractice) and general liability for speech-language pathologists — generally intended to respond to claims alleging a covered error, omission, or injury in the course of care. Many employers, schools, and facilities require proof of coverage.
Professional liability
Also called malpractice or Errors & Omissions (E&O) — generally intended to respond to claims alleging a covered mistake, omission, or negligent act in your professional services.
General liability
Generally intended to address third-party bodily injury and property damage — in a clinic, a school, or a client's home.
Pediatric & setting-aware
The quote form asks about pediatric caseloads and whether your care is facility-based, home visits, or both, since both affect the exposure profile.
Tell us about your speech-language pathology practice
A few questions about your work, then we'll work toward a quote.
Looking for coverage across a broader allied health role? See allied healthcare insurance.
Frequently asked questions
Does this cover speech-language pathologists in private practice and those employed elsewhere?
This is built for SLPs who need their own coverage — whether you run a private practice, contract with schools/facilities, or work through a staffing agency that requires you to carry your own policy.
Why does the quote form ask about pediatric patients?
Treating minors is a common rating factor for allied health malpractice coverage — many SLP caseloads are pediatric, so the quote form asks directly rather than assuming.
I do home visits instead of working from an office — does that matter?
Yes — facility-based, in-home, or a mix of both changes the liability exposure profile, so the quote form asks which applies to you.
Do I need to give a license number to get a quote?
No — a license number isn't required to request a quote. We do ask about your license type/specialty and whether you belong to any professional organizations or hold designations, since that's useful underwriting context.
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