Blog Post Published On Who Pays For My Medical Bills After A Car Accident

The Roth Firm, a law firm in Atlanta, Georgia, has announced that they have recently published a new blog post that is written to help clients determine who pays for their medical bills for their injuries from a car accident. James M. Roth, attorney with the Roth Firm says that many clients have questions about their medical bills and other costs related to accidents and says that they wanted to publish a post that would help to put some of these questions to rest.

"We get a lot of questions about auto accidents and PTSD," says Roth. "This post is a great way to better understand some of the questions that you may have initially after a car accident that is the fault of someone else. And, you can always contact our firm for answers to any legal questions that you may have."

The attorney says that it is important for victims of accidents to understand their options, particularly regarding who should be financially responsible for medical bills. The post outlines those options and states that the most common ways to pay for injuries sustained in an automobile accident include a medical lien, automobile insurance coverage, and the at fault party's automobile insurance.

"You have to understand that you have options," says Roth. "You don't want to sit around while you are healing and worrying about how you are going to get those medical bills paid. You want to know that the law is on your side and that you have options when it comes to getting the compensation that is due to you. We can help you with these questions and others. We invite you to visit us on our website to learn more about us."

Roth says that it is important for victims of car accidents to understand their options so that they can determine what will work best for their unique circumstances. He says that those who are injured due to someone else's negligence should not be held responsible for paying for their own medical bills. When another party is the cause of an accident, Roth says that the other party should be held responsible for paying for those injuries, which in some cases can run into hundreds of thousands of dollars.

He says that those who have been injured in a car crash and who do not know what to do should contact an experienced personal injury lawyer in Atlanta for guidance. He says that an experienced attorney will be able to help the victims of these car accidents and ensure that they are not paying upfront for medical services that are required. A medical lien can be signed in many cases that will cover those costs until a judgement is made in the case.

Roth says that too many times, victims of car accidents are unaware that there are things that can be done to help them. He says that anyone who is the victim of an accident that is not their fault should contact an attorney before entering into any agreement to pay for their own medical costs or before paying for those medical bills. In many cases, Roth says, it is possible for the victim to receive the medical care necessary without being out any out of pocket money. He says that the firm's latest blog post goes over the ways that victims of accidents can get their medical bills paid without paying for those themselves.

The post outlines how the at fault party's insurance may be charged for medical costs for victims, as well as other means of paying for those bills. Many medical providers will seek their payment directly from the party at fault, and this can be done whether or not one works with a personal injury attorney. However, Roth says that this is not always the case and that working with a qualified personal injury attorney is essential, particularly if the victims are not aware of their rights with regards to who should be paying for their medical costs.

He says that some insurance companies will tell victims to go ahead and seek treatment and that they will reimburse them, but those companies often put up a fight when it comes time to do so. Roth urges those who have been the victim of an automobile accident to contact a qualified personal injury attorney immediately after the accident in order to ensure that all of their rights are protected. Those interested can read the entire post on the firm's official blog.