States we serve
Healthcare business insurance in Texas
Insuring home health, hospice, home care and staffing organizations across Texas's large metro and rural markets.
Workers' compensation in Texas
Texas is the only state where workers' compensation is generally optional for private employers. Employers who opt out ("non-subscribers") lose important legal defenses in injury lawsuits and must file notice with the state. Most facility contracts still require coverage.
Non-subscriber risk
Skipping workers' comp in Texas saves premium, but injured employees can then sue for negligence without the usual defenses available to you. We'll compare a subscriber policy with alternatives honestly.
HCSSA licensing
Texas licenses home and community support services agencies (HCSSAs). Medicaid managed care contracts commonly set insurance minimums.
Texas FAQ
Is Snow Canyon Insurance licensed in Texas?
Yes. We place coverage for home health, hospice, medical staffing and other healthcare businesses operating in Texas, and you'll work directly with Misty Kelly.
Do you need to be located in Texas to work with us?
No. We serve clients remotely by phone, text, email and video, and handle certificates and policy changes electronically.
Ready for coverage that fits how you deliver care?
Quotes in a few business days. Questions answered by Misty, not a call center.
Talk to Misty
Call or text Misty directly. You'll talk to the person who knows your account, not a call center.
- Call(435) 216-6749
- Text(435) 216-6749
- EmailMisty@snowcanyoninsurance.com
- HoursMon–Fri, 9am–5pm Mountain · Closed Sat–Sun
- MailPO Box 25, Santa Clara, UT 84765