Car Accident & NO doctor will see me - not even my primary care physician.

It may be a good idea to seek a skilled and experienced personal injury lawyer in your area. They will be able to assist you in obtaining good medical care, including a doctor who can take the "lead" and perhaps coordinate your care. The typical ways doctors are paid in injury scenarios is no fault insurance, health insurnance, liens, or direct pay (depending on the state laws).

If the accident was not your fault, a lawyer will take the case on a contingency fee basis and refer you to some good doctors. Click on the name of the lawyer answering your question to see their profile, and then you can click the view website tab to find out detailed information on your personal injury topic. The information provided on this website is for general information purposes only. Nothing on this site should be taken as legal advice for any individual case or situation. This information is not intended to create, and receipt or viewing does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship.

This problem exists everywhere. But there are always doctors who are willing to take on the personal injury clients. Contact an attorney in your area for some advice. JOYCE J. SWEINBERG ESQUIRE Attorney at Law 105 A East Maple Avenue Langhorne PA 19047 215-752-3732 [email protected] Disclaimer: Please note that this answer does not constitute legal advice. It is merely intended to provide general information to aid the poster in finding answers to the problem posed. This answer does not create an attorney-client relationship. In most cases, it is best to contact an attorney directly to find answers to your problems.

This is happening more often than it use to because doctors don't want to get involved, and are worried about health insurance coming back after them. Try to get an attorney who can help you.

Assuming the other driver was at fault in the wreck, I strongly recommend you immediately retain a top plaintiff's firm in your area. The Levin Firm is an outstanding plaintiff's law firm in Pensacola. The type of doctor you need to see is known as a physiatrist, a medical rehabilitation specialist. They will usually have physical and massage therapy specialists on site who, in conjunction with the doctor, will establish a regimen to help you regain as much functionality as possible. Your PIP insurance covers most of their charges, coverage you are required to have under Florida law. Optional coverage, known as medical payments (medpay) coverage, can also cover your wreck-related medical bills. Good luck to you.

FInd a good personal injury attorney. He or she will refer you to drs who accept PIP benefits. Most "primary' care doctors do not want to handle auto cases because the insurance billing is somewhat more complicated , believe it or not; AND the reimbursement schedules for PIP cases keeps getting stingier. That being said, there are plenty of competent docs who will treat you. Good Luck, Robert E. Heyman, Esq