If another driver’s negligence caused your injuries, you may be able to pursue compensation for reasonable and necessary medical expenses related to the collision. Depending on your circumstances, this may include emergency transportation, hospital care, surgery, diagnostic imaging, physician visits, rehabilitation, prescription medications, physical therapy, and certain medical equipment. If your injuries require ongoing care, a car accident claim may also include the anticipated cost of future medical treatment supported by your healthcare providers.
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What medical bills are covered after a North Carolina car accident?
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