Will my health insurance cover medical bills from a car accident?

It depends on the type of health insurance you have. In Nebraska, all automobile insurance policies are required to have PIP (Personal Injury Protection) coverage. PIP is a form of medical payment coverage that provides coverage for medical costs, disability, death, and funeral expenses. If your health insurance policy also provides coverage for medical payments, it will usually cover medical costs from a car accident. However, if your health insurance policy does not provide coverage for medical payments from a car accident, your PIP coverage will be the primary source of coverage for medical costs. If you do not have PIP coverage, you may be responsible for paying your medical bills out of pocket. It is important to understand the coverage provided by your health insurance policy and to be aware of the limits of your PIP coverage. If you have any questions about your coverage or if you need help navigating the claims process, it is best to consult a qualified attorney who can provide legal advice on your specific circumstances.

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