• Amateur Sports
• Auxiliary Police and Fire
• Camps and Conferences
• Child Care
• Clubs
• Recreation Programs
• Special Events
• Vocational and Rehabilitation Training
• Volunteer Emergency
• Youth Groups

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• All GrouProtector Brochures
• GrouProtector Policy FAQ
• GrouProtector Claim Forms
• GrouProtector Claim FAQ
• GrouProtector ACH Forms

Day Care Insurance and Child Care Insurance

Kids will be kids. You can care for them in your home or community-based child care operation with more than just smiles and hugs. Protect them with GrouProtector^SM group accident medical insurance from Nationwide.

Designed for day-care operations that do not extend into overnight care, accident medical insurance protects children and day-care staff from the medical expenses that can arise from an accidental injury. All supervised activities, as well as the travel to and from those activities, are covered. Accidental death and specific loss benefits are included, as well.

Get a Child Care insurance quote online today.

Safeguard yourself with day-care center insurance

Our specially designed policies for nonresident child care include these benefits:

• Summer-only and year-round plans available
• Four different levels of coverage (varies by plan)
• No deductibles
• Three-year benefit period from the time of accident
• Dental injuries covered as medical expenses
• View Child Care brochure (PDF)

Many types of nonresident child-care operations can be covered with group accident medical insurance. These operations include preschools, kindergartens, religious day-schools, disabled child development programs and even short-term study schools. Give us a call to find out if your group is eligible for our day-care insurance.

Interscholastic sports groups for grades 7-12 are covered by other policies.

Doing business with Nationwide is simple

• Easy-to-complete applications
• Affordable minimum premiums
• Credit card and electronic check payment options
• Minimal underwriting for quick policy issue

Other limitations and state exceptions may apply.