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Medical payments coverage

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Cover your medical expenses no matter who's at fault

Medical payments coverage pays for medical expenses if you and/or others in your car are injured, regardless of who's at fault for the accident. It also protects you and relatives living in your household who are injured in someone else's car, or by a car as pedestrians. 

What is medical payments coverage?

Medical payments coverage helps with medical bills and funeral expenses incurred from a car accident. The availability and requirements of this coverage differs by states. Please check with your insurance agent for more information.

 

Medical payments coverage considerations:

  • All reasonable and necessary medical payments are covered up to the limits and within the time specified in your policy.
  • This coverage can be especially valuable if you don't have health insurance or if treatments received aren't covered by your health insurance because payments will be made while liability is being determined.

 

Excess medical payments

If you already have health insurance, you may only need coverage for expenses beyond what is provided by your primary insurance. Excess medical payments coverage pays for eligible medical expenses not covered by your primary insurer, including deductibles and co-pays. Additional limitations may apply for medical expenses outside of health insurance deductibles and co-pays.

 

How can medical payments coverage be used?

This coverage can help pay for required and necessary medical treatments actually incurred that result from a covered accident up to the limits of your policy including:

  • Hospital and doctor visits
  • Ambulance and other emergency medical transportation
  • X-rays and tests
  • Deductibles and co-pays (if you have health insurance)

 

What are the limits of medical payments coverage?

Your limit is the maximum amount your insurance will cover and is selected when you acquire your insurance policy. When selecting your limit, you should consider factors such as:

  • The deductibles on your health insurance 
  • How much you can afford out of pocket after an accident

Keep in mind that any expenses that exceed your insurance limits are your responsibility to pay.

 

 

Working with your AAA insurance agent to discuss your options is a good way to make sure all your insurance needs are covered. You can also sign in to your online AAA account to review your policies and coverage.

 

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