What if the bills exceed the PIP coverage?

No Fault Medical Coverage, Auto Accidents

If someone else was at fault in the accident, then the liability insurance of the at-fault driver may have to pay for the bills. If the driver at fault was uninsured, then you may have uninsured motorist coverage either on your policy or on the policy of the owner or driver of the car you were in. That policy may pay the bills. Health insurance also pays when the auto insurance runs out.

Related Questions

How do I know if I need an attorney?

If the claim is less than $2,500, you do not need a personal injury attorney in Oregon. In fact, if you file the lawsuit in

How Much is My Oregon Personal Injury Claim Worth?

If you’re thinking about settling a personal injury claim or filing a personal injury lawsuit in the state of Oregon, you may be wondering how much your

What do I do first?

You are entitled to seek medical attention – for example, from a chiropractor, family practitioner, orthopedic surgeon, or others. Whichever type of care you choose, throughout your

How will my medical bills or lost wages be paid?

In automobile accidents, your own auto insurance will pay medical bills up to at least $15,000 during the first year. In addition, your insurance company will

What if my insurance company refuses to make “PIP” payments?

As long as treatments are related to injuries received in the accident and are reasonable in amount, the law requires that the PIP carrier pay

What if the insurance adjuster contacts me?

Often an adjuster from the other person’s insurance company will contact you soon after your personal injury to discuss settlement of your property damage. This