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Will my health insurance pay for my medical bills?

One of the question the attorneys at the Ruth Law Team are often asked is “Will my health insurance pay for my medical bills after a car accident?” Your car insurance, through your Personal Injury Protection provision, is primary when it comes to your medical bills. After your car insurance has paid its share, your health insurance may then pay for your remaining medical bills. Not all providers may accept your health insurance and you will want to review your specific health insurance policy to see what your health insurance covers.

If you have any questions about getting medical treatment after an accident, call the experienced attorneys at the Ruth Law Team, (888) 783-8378.

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