Medical bills after a car accident can come from several sources: emergency care, imaging, specialists, therapy and prescriptions.
Medical bills after a car accident can come from several sources: emergency care, imaging, specialists, therapy and prescriptions. Understanding how they are typically handled can reduce stress.
What to know
Depending on your situation, bills may be submitted to auto insurance coverage such as medical payments coverage, to health insurance, or handled through other arrangements made with your providers. Coverage details vary by policy.
What to expect
- Keep every bill, statement and receipt
- Ask providers how they bill accident-related care
- Review your auto and health insurance policies
- Ask questions before treatment if cost is a concern
Good to know
Doctor Crash's participating providers explain their payment options during your first call. Provider terms and patient responsibility apply.
Getting care in Georgia with Doctor Crash
Doctor Crash helps people injured in car accidents across Georgia, including metro Atlanta, find participating providers for evaluation and treatment. We can help you understand your next step and connect you with a clinic near you.
Ready for the next step? Use the Schedule the Appointment button on this page or call 912-DR-CRASH.
This article is for general information only and is not medical or legal advice. Always follow the guidance of a licensed provider who has examined you. If you have a medical emergency, call 911.
