No Health Insurance, No Problem

If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s carelessness and you don’t have health insurance, you could be facing a serious dilemma.

You Can’t Wait on Your Treatment

Waiting May Make the Pain Worse and Stay Longer

You know from common sense that the earlier you get treatment for a problem, the easier it is to treat. An ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure. Studies also show that the longer you take until you start treatment, the longer and more painful the recovery.

Waiting Makes It Harder for You to Make a Claim

Insurance companies flag a claim as possibly fraudulent if you don’t get medical treatment within the first four days of an accident. After thirty days, they treat it as automatically fraudulent – so the longer you wait until you get treated, the harder it will be to make your claim to them. If you have to go to trial, you face the same problem with the jury – the insurance lawyer will say “Why didn’t he get treatment? If he was hurting like he claims he is, why didn’t he go to the doctor sooner?”

Remember, the insurance companies have spent millions of dollars to persuade potential jurors to believe that everyone is trying to take advantage of “the system” and are faking their injuries. Do you want to give the insurance company lawyers ammunition?

The Solution to No Health Insurance – Contact Us Right Away

doctor taking care of accident victim with no health insurance

The solution is pretty easy. We’ve been doing this a long time and many, many of our clients are injured but cannot afford to carry health insurance. Some have health insurance but cannot afford the deductible. Some have health insurance but the doctor they want to see won’t take the insurance. Not to worry, we are in touch with a network of medical providers and lenders who can help you with your recovery – everything from as simple as seeing a doctor, physical therapist, and/or chiropractor to more complex things like MRIs and pain injections.

Don’t get less compensation than you deserve just because you don’t have or cannot afford the treatment you deserve. Everyone deserves to be healthy and no one should take away your health because they were being careless – health is one thing you cannot put a price on.

No health insurance?  No worries.  If you’ve been injured and don’t have health insurance, can’t afford the deductibles, or your insurance won’t cover the treatment you need, contact the Austin accident lawyers at the Traub Law Office, P.C. at (512) 246-9191.

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