Call Collision Consultants at (888) 219–2288 as soon as possible. Our case consultations are always free of charge. When you are injured in an auto accident, insurance companies investigate immediately. The longer you wait to access and document your injuries, the quicker insurance companies can deny you the proper medical care you are entitled to.

In auto accident cases, your personal injury protection (PIP) insurance company has no right to choose your health care provider or doctor. You can go to any doctor you want. With other kinds of insurance — such as health insurance — you might have to choose a doctor who is on your list of preferred providers or primary care physicians depending on the type of health insurance you have. Collision Consultants can review this with you and help you make a sound determination.

We accept all in-state and out of state car insurances. We also accept most health care plans.

Does Collision Consultants process the paperwork?
We do all the documentation and billing for you, so you can focus on your treatment and recovery.

Immediately contact Collision Consultants at (888) 219–2288 to advise you and protect your medical rights. Often, the insurance company behind the at-fault party will contact you to take a statement that they will use against you later. The insurance company will look to gather information to prevent you from obtaining the treatment you are entitled to.

Quickly. To be safe, you should talk to an attorney as soon as possible, especially if the injuries are severe or a death has resulted. All too often, valuable evidence disappears, witnesses move, memories grow dim and the practical ability to prove your case might diminish. When you are being treated by Collision Consultants, an attorney can also provide you with guidance concerning unpaid bills and getting needed treatment. Legal advice can also be useful if you have questions about the settlement value of a claim, your insurance policy’s terms, or suspect bad faith on the part of your insurance company. Contact Collision Consultants at (888) 219–2288.

Yes, the at-fault party’s insurance company is responsible to pay for your medical treatment. If the at-fault was not insured, an attorney will be needed to file a suit against the at-fault party to recover damages including but not limited too medical bills.

“Out of pocket” wage loss and lost earning ability should also be factored into a final value evaluation and settlement of your case.

No, they will not normally do this. If the “at-fault” party’s insurance company pays at all, it will usually be a lump sum at the end of the case and it is final, often referred to as a “settlement”.

Usually, personal injury settlements are final, at which time you will be required to sign a full general “release” of all claims. The same is true of a jury awarding you money.  There is, however, a number of exceptions to this. You should consult with an experienced auto accident law firm for your particular situation. Contact Collision Consultants at (888) 219–2288.

Call our 24-hour treatment hot line at (888) 219–2288. Collision Consultants are on call day and night, all week, and are available to speak with you regarding your auto accident injury.

Call Collision Consultants today and discover the benefits and payment options available to cover the treatment that you need. Call (888) 219–2288.