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cameronrt3
Asked August 2025
When you hire an in-home care person do any of them have insurance and bonded?
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cameronrt3
Aug 2025
My home owners will only provide $10 K., max and not an option to purchase an additional amount. I've also checked to see if I could purchase a separate policy from several insurance companies and no luck.
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JoAnn29
Aug 2025
You need to have liabilty on your homeowners to cover an employee if private pay.
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lealonnie1
Aug 2025
I seriously doubt agencies bond and insure their caregivers, but make sure to ask that question when you call.
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cwillie
Aug 2025
If you hire through an agency I'd expect all of that, but if you hire privately you're probably going to find people who have either.
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lealonnie1
Aug 2025
Probably not, you mean.
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