Who pays my medical bills?

If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident, then your automobile insurance company is responsible for paying your medical bills, even if you have health insurance coverage.

If you were injured in any other type of accident then your health insurance company will most likely be required to pay your bills – even in your injury was someone else’s fault. In those circumstances, your health insurance company will likely have a right to obtain reimbursement out of any compensation or recovery you may receive from the person who caused your injury.

If you do not have health insurance, you may be able to qualify for state medical benefits – even if you are employed. For more information, check out the Minnesota Department of Human Services at www.dhs.state.mn.us.

You may be entitled to other medical benefits. For a complete description of what medical benefits may be available to you, please contact our law firm