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The Ultimate Checklist for Business Insurance for Your Assisted Living Facility

  • Writer: Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
    Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
  • Jan 19
  • 2 min read

Getting business insurance for your assisted living facility can feel overwhelming, especially given the complex risks involved in senior care. From liability concerns to regulatory compliance, a clear plan ensures your facility is protected and operates smoothly.

This ultimate checklist helps facility owners navigate the process, avoid costly mistakes, and secure the right coverage. Plus, it highlights how working with Wexford Insurance can simplify the process and provide a tailored insurance quote.


Assisted Living

Step 1: Assess Your Facility’s Risks

Before requesting a quote, evaluate your facility’s unique risks. Consider:

  • Resident care levels (memory care, medical oversight)

  • Facility size and resident count

  • Number and roles of staff

  • Property features and potential hazards

Identifying risks upfront ensures your coverage is comprehensive.

Read More: Learn about senior care risk management at National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL).


Step 2: Determine Required Coverage Types

Assisted living facilities usually need multiple types of insurance:

Knowing which policies you need helps you avoid coverage gaps.


Step 3: Gather Necessary Documentation

Insurance providers often request documentation to generate accurate quotes:

  • Facility license and state compliance records

  • Staffing numbers, roles, and training certifications

  • Safety and emergency procedures

  • Claims history (if any)

Having these documents ready speeds up the process and ensures accurate pricing.


Step 4: Compare Providers and Policies

Not all insurance providers specialize in senior care. Compare multiple providers, focusing on:

  • Coverage limits and exclusions

  • Price vs. value

  • Experience in assisted living insurance

Wexford Insurance specializes in senior living and assisted living facilities, offering tailored coverage designed to meet your facility’s needs.


Step 5: Evaluate Cost-Saving Options

You can often reduce premiums without compromising coverage by:

  • Implementing safety and fall-prevention programs

  • Documenting staff training and certification programs

  • Bundling multiple policies with a single provider

  • Reviewing policies annually to adjust coverage based on changes

Strong risk management can significantly impact pricing.


Step 6: Review, Finalize, and Maintain Coverage

Once you select a provider and policies:

  • Review policy documents carefully for exclusions or gaps

  • Ensure compliance with state regulations

  • Maintain records and update coverage as your facility grows or services change

Ongoing maintenance ensures your insurance continues to meet your facility’s needs.


Final Thoughts

Securing the right business insurance for your assisted living facility doesn’t have to be complicated. By following this checklist, facility owners can ensure they have the coverage, compliance, and peace of mind needed to focus on providing excellent care.

Partnering with an experienced provider like Wexford Insurance streamlines the process and delivers a customized insurance quote designed for your facility’s unique risks.


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