An essential point of action any new wellness practice must undertake is to secure liability and malpractice insurance. Although many of our alumni are insured through the various associations, there is no one-size-fits-all policy. The university has conducted extensive research to find a policy that would would address an all-encompassing need that includes not only nutrition consults but also massage, aesthetics, bioenergetic medicine, electrotherapy, and more. The most comprehensive coverage for wellness is linked below. Purchase through this page and receive $20 off.
Alumni – Liability and Malpractice Insurance
Your Success Is Our Number One Priority
Insuring your Practice
Taking Insurance
One of the most challenging aspects of wellness is our students’ inability to take medical insurance. There are, however, a number of ways that enable us to help our clients with out-of-network coverage though reimbursements, both full or partial. Aetna Wellness, O’Na, HSA, FSA, and several other programs offer reimbursement with the correct coding. Most states in the US require practitioners to be registered with the Dept. of Consumer Affairs, and have certain licensing. In some cases, referrals are mandatory. Such is the case with biofeedback, massages, and skin care for example.
GUARDIAN ECCLESIASTICAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION (GEMA)
Guardian Ecclesiastical Medical Association (GEMA) is a 501(c)(3) offering ecclesiastical holistic health licenses to help keep a practitioners’ natural health services safe and legal, under the rights of the US Constitution. GEMA members are pre-qualified for professional liability insurance, board certification and a one-page custom website on Holistic Health Link; an optimized holistic health directory. No long-term contracts – cancel anytime with no penalty.
