The most important thing to know is that, if you get into an accident, you are generally responsible for the payment of your medical bills as you incur them. The only exception is car accidents in “no fault” states, discussed below. Even if the person who injured you is clearly at fault, the law does not require him or her to pay your medical bills on an ongoing basis. The only thing the law requires is that, if the other person is at fault, he or she must pay you damages to resolve your lawsuit — and in many cases, your medical bills are a part of those damages. But the defendant does not have to pay your medical bills as they come in.

Mistakes: Not understanding that auto insurance usually pays for treatment without up-front fees. Our office will work with your attorney, insurance adjuster, or private insurance company to avoid payment of services out of your pocket.

If the other driver was at fault for your car accident, then typically his or her insurance company will be required to pay for your medical treatment. … For others, you may be able to receive government assistance (Medicaid, Medicare or Tricare coverage) to help cover your medical expenses.

If you get hurt in an accident and have no health insurance, you may wonder who is going to pay for your medical treatment. You may win compensation for your medical bills and other damages once you settle a personal injury claim or win your lawsuit, but that may take many months, and you need to pay your medical bills now. You may wonder why the person who caused the accident (or their insurance company) can’t pay the bills. The answer is that, for better or for worse, if you get into an accident, you are responsible for the payment of your medical bills as you incur them. Even if the person who injured you is clearly at fault, the law does not require them to pay your medical bills as they’re accrued.

The only thing the law requires is that, if the other person is at fault, he/she must pay you damages to resolve your lawsuit. But, depending on the circumstances, if you have no health insurance and were in an accident, you might be able to use one or more of the following methods to get at least some of your medical bills paid:

No fault car insurance
The negligent person’s medical payment coverage
Medicaid
Working out payment arrangements with your health care providers

Car accident pharmacy: Our processes are extremely simple and completely hassle free, since we understand that administrative hassles are the last thing anyone wants to face while injured. We remove the need for annoying paperwork and cut through administrative red tape to ensure that the patient is untroubled and is not left vulnerable to many of the situations that can arise during personal injury recoveries.

Legal info : Accident Pharmacy understands that victims of personal injury are in no state to take further stress and hence we work with attorneys and insurance companies directly. We eliminate unnecessary phone calls and paperwork that you would usually have to bear with, leaving you free to concentrate on your clients’ needs and your practice in general. Your clients’ too can convalesce with reduced stress knowing that they don’t have to worry about either co-pay or any deductibles.

After receiving the necessary documents, necessary medicines are delivered by Accident Pharmacy home delivery services, irrespective of the status of the claim. You receive medicines the following day.

Safeguard against untimely denials and ensure continuity of care with Accident Pharmacy. Accident Pharmacy works with your doctor and lawyers to ensure that you your access to medication isn’t hampered.If you are a personal injury lawyer, or if you are an ER operator, Emergency Pharmacy will be able to help your clients deal with a stressful situation much better and ensure an easy and comfortable way to access the proper medication.

Accident pharmacy doctors
10115 W. Twain Ave. Suite 110,
Las Vegas, NV 89147
Phone :1-866-259-3132
Email : Info@accidentpharmacy.com