Who pays for my medical bills after a personal injury?

Typically, the at-fault party’s insurance covers your medical bills. In most cases, health insurance, MedPay, or personal injury liens can help cover expenses temporarily. Personal injury liens are usually paid out with a portion of your final settlement for doctors, surgeons, physical therapy, etc. At Deldar, we aggressively negotiate for higher settlements so you can walk home with more money!

Do I need to see a specific doctor after an accident?

You are generally free to choose your doctor after an accident, but seeing a doctor experienced in treating accident injuries is recommended. In workers’ compensation cases, your employer may require you to see a designated doctor. Always document your visits and treatment for your case.

What happens if my injuries require long-term treatment?

If your injuries require long-term treatment, you can seek compensation for future medical expenses as part of your settlement. Your lawyer will work with medical professionals to estimate ongoing care costs. Including these expenses in your claim is crucial to avoid financial strain.

Can I recover compensation for future medical expenses?

Yes, you can recover compensation for future medical expenses in a personal injury case. Your lawyer will present evidence from medical experts about the anticipated costs of your ongoing treatment, including rehabilitation and therapy. Future expenses are included as part of your settlement or verdict.

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What if I don’t have health insurance?

You can still pursue a personal injury claim if you don’t have health insurance. You may also qualify for medical liens, where healthcare providers delay billing until your case settles. Your lawyer can help arrange payment options to ensure you get the care you need while your case progresses.