HOW TO PAY AMBULANCE BILL AFTER CAR ACCIDENT

After a car accident, nearly everyone involved is offered an ambulance. But who pays for the ambulance ride? Is it your health insurance? If another car was at fault, does their insurance pay the ambulance? Our car accident lawyers get asked these questions every day. In most cases, it is your own car insurance (No-Fault PIP coverage) that will pay for the ambulance ride.

Of course, some people have no choice. If you are very injured and it would be dangerous to move on your own, you have to accept the ambulance. But our lawyers have seen many situations where someone is injured but worries about the ambulance bill, so they wait and find a ride to the hospital. Sometimes, its hard to know what to do. Usually, the ambulance workers will at least check you out and discuss the risk and level of urgency with you. If you don’t ride in the ambulance there should be no charge. However, either way, your auto insurance will pay for it.

CAR ACCIDENT LAWYERS FOR MEDIAL BILLS AND MORE

After a car accident, most people think first about their immediate medical bills. Of course, that is understandable. Medical bills and getting your car fixed or replaced are a top priority. However, there are other longer-term issues to be concerned with as well. For example, lost income from being unable to work, future needs, pain and suffering, etc.

If you were injured in a car accident, you are welcome to call us for a free consultation. An experienced car accident lawyer will answer your questions and explain your rights. We will help make sure the ambulance bill is paid, as well as the other medical bills. The primary focus of our lawyers is to help with in the insurance issues and make sure you receive the compensation you are entitled to.