Will Medicare Pay Accident Medical Bills


INJURED IN ACCIDENT, DOES MEDICARE PAY MEDICAL BILLS?

Our personal injury lawyers handle many cases for people on Medicare. There is a misconception that Medicare won’t pay medical expenses for an accident if you have an injury case.That is not true. Medicare pays medical bills even if you have a potential accident case.However, the insurance issues can get a bit complicated.

For example, if you are in a car accident.With a car accident in Minnesota, YOUR auto insurance pays the first $20,000 of medical bills. This is true even if the accident was the other driver’s fault. However, once you exhaust your auto insurance medical coverage, Medicare will start paying. At that point, Medicare will keep track of what they pay for your auto accident injury. Then, if you get a settlement from the other driver’s insurance, Medicare gets repaid.The repayment comes out of your settlement. That process can be a bit complicated. However, our lawyers are experienced and deal with it every day.

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Medicare and Additional Compensation Injury Accident

If you have been bitten by a dog or injured on someone’s property, there may be medical payment coverage available from the property owner’s insurance. In those cases, the medical payment coverage pays first, and then Medicare starts paying. Again, however, Medicare gets their money back out of your settlement.

PERSONAL INJURY LAWYERS FOR PEOPLE IN MEDICARE

Our attorneys have more than 25 years’ experience representing injury victims throughout Minnesota.If your medical insurance is through Medicare, it is important to work with a lawyer who understands that system. When you call our office, you will get a free phone consultation with a lawyer. A top personal injury attorney will answer your questions and make sure your rights are protected. Our primary focus is to make sure you get the compensation you are entitled to. We have office in Minneapolis, Edina, and Woodbury.Our lawyers also meet people at their homes throughout MN.