Car Accident Medical Bills - Video

Were you or a loved one seriously injured in a crash and have questions about car accident medical bills? Call our office today for a free consultation.

Question:

Who will pay for my medical bills after a car accident?

Answer:

If you’ve been injured in a car accident in the state of Utah, know that medical bills are handled by a number of different types of insurance. First off, Utah requires that all automobile insurance policies have what’s called personal injury protection; sometimes that’s abbreviated at PIP. PIP will cover at a minimum the first $3,000 of medical bills for each person that was injured in a car crash. Once PIP has been used up, the next layer of defense would be your health insurance.

We would recommend that any of your medical bills be processed through your health insurance carrier. In addition, if you don’t have health insurance and your medical bills are more than what is covered by the personal injury protection, we can help communicate with the medical offices and the medical providers and explain to them that we are going to help them get compensated and help them get their money for the medical services they provided once the case has settled. The medical bills would ultimately be paid out of the injury settlement.

Were you or a loved one seriously injured in a crash and have questions about car accident medical bills?

Contact our dedicated Utah car accident attorneys at Swenson & Shelley today for a free confidential consultation.

Let our experience work for you.

Out of Town Legal Resources:

We don’t practice in Pennsylvania but we are constantly looking for quality attorneys and online resources that can help people across the country. We found a personal injury attorney in Pittsburgh, PA that did a great job with their online car accident resources. If you are ever in a car accident in Pennsylvania check out the Pennsylvania Car Accident Guide.