Auto Injuries

That means you can chose to see any healthcare provider and begin care without the need for a referral. Unless you opted out by signing a form, “Medical Payment” coverage under your car insurance policy will help pay for your care. Colorado law mandates a $5000.00 minimum for each person in your car during the accident.

It will pay for your care regardless of who caused the accident. If you elected to opt out of having Medical Payment coverage on your car insurance policy, the other driver’s car insurance is responsible for paying for your care if you are not “at fault”. If you were “at fault” and did not have Medical Payment coverage, your health insurance will cover you for your care.

Insurance adjusters may tell you that because you had very little damage to your vehicle, it is not possible for you to be injured. This is a myth. Research on the subject of neck trauma and whiplash has disproven this.

Thinking that “my symptoms will get better over time, I can wait”, is not a smart idea. The longer you delay, the higher the probability that your symptoms will become permanent. First, give us a call and schedule an appointment. We will consult with you and diagnose all your health problems correctly and propose a sensible treatment plan. Second, let our staff take care of your worries and guide you through this process from A to Z so that you can focus on what’s important: taking care of yourself!