Injured in a car accident? The last thing you need is an unexpected medical bill. Even if the crash wasn't your fault, you may receive bills from emergency physicians, ambulance services, or hospitals. Don't navigate this alone—Hobbs Law, LLC is here to help.

Why Am I Getting a Medical Bill?

After a car accident, providers may try to bill you directly, even if another driver is at fault. Emergency physicians, for example, often bill separately from the hospital since they work independently.

What Should You Do?

1. Don't ignore it. Unpaid bills can hurt your credit.
2. Check for health insurance coverage. It may cover some costs while your claim is processed.
3. If you don't have health insurance, check for MedPay. Some auto policies include MedPay, which can help cover medical bills regardless of fault.
4. Contact the at-fault driver's insurance. They may delay or dispute payment for your harm and losses. 
5. Consult a personal injury attorney. A lawyer can help you pursue compensation for out-of-pocket costs and medical expenses caused by a negligent party.

Hobbs Law, LLC Can Help

If you've received a medical bill after a crash that wasn't your fault, don't pay for someone else's mistake. Call Hobbs Law, LLC today for a free consultation. We'll fight to get you the compensation you deserve.