How to Pay for Medical Care After a Utah Car Accident: The Smartest Options Medical bills after a car accident can pile up fast, and knowing how to pay for them is crucial to avoid financial strain. If you’re injured in a Utah car accident, using your private health insurance is almost always the smartest […]
What is Medical Pay on Utah Homeowner’s Insurance Policies? Like Utah car insurance policies, Utah homeowners insurance policies can have medical pay attached to them. The medical pay can be $5,000, $3,000 or $10,000, just depending on how much the homeowner purchased. Homeowners medical pay is also no-fault. Meaning it doesn’t matter who was at-fault […]
SHORT RECAP ON BASIC “PIP” BENEFITS “PIP” stands for Personal Injury Protection Benefits and are attached to your own first party car insurance policy. Minimum PIP benefits are required for all consumer, noncommercial cars. PIP is not required for motorcycles, ATVs or motorhomes, although you may be able to purchase them as an addition coverage. […]
SHOULD I USE MY PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE FOR MY CAR ACCIDENT? The bottom line up-front: Yes. You should always use your private health care insurance to pay for your car accident injuries—it is way cheaper. There are several ways to pay for your medical care that was caused by the at-fault driver. Some are cheaper […]