Chiropractic Lien: Fill & Download for Free

If it is been longer then three or four weeks since the crash, it is usually too late to go get medical care without having severe resistance from the insurance company. If you are only four days in the crash then I would immediately go to your primary care physician or any orthopedic medical doctor covered under your health insurance plan. If you don't have access to health insurance, then talking to an injury lawyer can usually yield a visit with an orthopedic medical doctor on a lien basis. I discourage the use of chiropractic care for such cases as it tends to be more about the money than the medicine.If it has been three or four weeks and you don't have any medical care, Farmers may pay a nuisance value between 500 and $1500 to settle the case. The reality is without medical care there are no damages for a jury to consider and therefore the insurance carrier will have no evaluation put on the claim.

After a personal injury, the victim may experience some type of discomfort. If there are any pain symptoms or not, having it checked by an experienced chiropractor is a must.A chiropractor is a health care provider who deals with patients that have problems related to muscles, bones, neck and back pain. Consulting a chiropractor after a car accident through Doctor Accept Liens is very beneficial as he/she provide you with medical assistance as well as every possible treatment that is required.

I was involved in a car accident while riding my bike during my senior year in college. I was fortunate that the driver was clearly at fault and I only sustained 2 fractured ribs. The driver was very apologetic and even went as far as contacting my date (who is now my wife; that's another story) to cancel evening at the opera that we were supposed to attend.As the driver was very, very sympathetic, I was initially of the opinion that I should simply settle with him for the medical bills (an ambulance ride to the hospital and hospital visit). However, he did the correct thing and turned the matter over to his insurance company -- after all that's what insurance is all about. Unfortunately for me, that's when I realized that I was "out-gunned" and discovered that the insurance company really didn't have much regard for my welfare (unlike the guy himself).From that point, I realized that importance of having my own lawyer to advocate for me. So through my parents, we were represented by a family friend who was an attorney specializing in accident claims (aka an ambulance chaser). Yeah, one of those attorneys that works on lien and doesn't collect until he gets you a settlement.Once represented, the whole interaction became some sort of game -- the attorney would have me visit his network of "doctors" to receive chiropractic treatment to help illustrate the severity of my accident. Meanwhile, the insurance company would continue to dispute the severity of my injuries and offer nearly no compensation (not even the initial hospital bill!).Anyway, this went on for a couple of months until a settlement was arrived at. I ended up receiving a cash settlement, plus my medical bills (all of them), plus the attorney fees covered.While I wasn't particularly happy during the time as far as visiting the attorney's "doctors" for treatments I thought were uneccessary, in hindsight I realize that this was all part of the strategy to build a case to highlight the injuries and damages I sustained. Otherwise, the insurance companies lawyers would have simply eaten me alive and given me next to nothing.The moral of the story is that unless you are a legal professional, if you're going to negotiate with another legal professional, you'd be have some legal representation.By the way, this is an opinion based on my own personal experience; your situation may be different, so please act accordingly.