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If you’ve suffered an injury in a car accident, the medical bills alone can be overwhelming. To make things that much more challenging, your medical providers want to be paid for this immense expense upfront.
It’s a fact your car accident medical bills can be one of the most challenging aspects of your claim, but an experienced St. Louis car accident attorney can help you obtain compensation.
It’s only natural to wonder who pays for medical bills after a car accident, and your payment options fall into three basic categories.
Does health insurance cover car accident bills? If you have robust health insurance coverage, your accident-related medical bills can proceed through your own policy, but it’s important to keep the following considerations in mind:
MedPay in Missouri is a unique type of car insurance coverage that pays for medical bills related to accidents – up to the amount of coverage purchased – regardless of who is at fault. While you are not required to purchase MedPay in Missouri, your insurance provider is required to offer it – and if you choose not to purchase it, you must do so in writing.
Sometimes, a healthcare provider will agree to place a lien on a car accident claim in lieu of payment and, as a result, postpone the collection of payment until the claim is settled or resolved in court.
Missouri has laws in place that implement a percentage cap on how much lien holders – regardless of how many there are – are entitled to receive out of the final settlement or court award.
The medical bills you face after a car accident can add up quickly, but the skilled St. Louis and Edwardsville car accident lawyers at Walton Telken Bragee Injury Attorneys dedicate our practice to helping clients like you obtain the compensation they need. Let us help you cover the physical, financial, and emotional losses you’re facing. For more information, don’t delay reaching out to contact us online or call us at [phone] today.
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Car accident claims are complicated, and your medical bills are likely to be high. As such, having experienced legal counsel on your side is always to your advantage.
Your attorney will help you resolve the matter of how to address your medical bills and will not bill you until after your claim has been resolved – at which time, they’ll receive a prearranged percentage.
Most car accident claims settle prior to court, and yours will likely do the same.
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This page has been written, edited, and reviewed by a team of legal writers following our comprehensive editorial guidelines. This page was approved by Attorney Troy E. Walton, who has more than 20 years of legal experience as a personal injury attorney.
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