Michigan Medical Bills, Prescription Costs & Other Expenses Benefits

Michigan car accident lawyers often represent clients injured in car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, bicycle accidents, and pedestrian accidents who become disabled due to injuries suffered in the accident. Under Michigan law, all medical bills that are reasonable and necessary and related to your Michigan car accident are covered by the no-fault insurance company. These medical bills include, but are not limited to, hospital bills, doctor bills, physical therapy bills, prescriptions, ambulance bills, medical appliances, such as a wheel chair, walker, back brace, etc., and transportation expenses for your medical appointments.

Medical Bills, Prescription Costs, & Other Expenses Benefit Payments

There is no limit on the amount of money that the no-fault insurance company must pay for accident related medical treatment. The only limitation is that the medical bills must be reasonable and necessary for your care, recovery, and rehabilitation.

If your car insurance policy has coordinated medical coverage, your health insurance is responsible for paying your medical bills, and the no-fault insurance company will cover your bills that are not covered by your health insurance, including co-pays and deductibles.

Submitting Your Medical Bills, Prescription Costs, & Other Expenses Benefit Claim

Your Michigan Medical Bills, Prescription Costs, & Other Expenses Benefit Claim must be submitted to the insurance adjuster assigned to your claim. To file your no-fault medical cost claim, you need to have a written medical bill sent to the insurance company. Many times, the insurance company may also request medical records for the bills.

Time Limit For Your Medical Bills, Prescription Costs, & Other Expenses Benefit Claim

Every thirty days you should submit your claim for medical costs benefits, but claims for medical bills, prescription costs, and other expenses benefit claims must be submitted within one year of the date of the service.

What To Do If Your Medical Bills, Prescription Costs, & Other Expenses Benefit Claim is Denied

If your insurance company refuses to pay your medical costs benefits, your only recourse is to file a lawsuit against your insurance company.

If you choose to begin a lawsuit against your insurance company for No-Fault benefits, you must file a lawsuit within one year of the date on which the last unpaid No-Fault benefit was incurred.

If you fail to file your lawsuit within this one year period, you will lose the right ot have the benefit or expense paid.

Contact a Michigan Medical Bills, Prescription Costs, & Other Expenses Claim Lawyer

For more information about your rights regarding Michigan No-Fault medical expenses benefits call us now at (800) 606-1717 to speak with one of our Michigan No-Fault Insurance Lawyers about your case or simply submit this contact form and we will get back to you quickly.

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To speak with car accident attorney and author Daniel L. Buckfire about your legal rights after a Michigan car accident, call him at (800) 606-1717 for a Free, no obligation consultation.

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