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5/22/2010
Mike Schafer
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What Happens When My PIP benefits Are Exhausted?

You have been in a Kentucky car accident. You have been going to the doctor and getting treatment for the injuries from the automobile accident. You are feeling better, but you are not fully recovered. You get a letter from your car insurance company that says your PIP benefits are exhausted. 
What does this mean? Can you still go to the doctor? Will your medical bills be paid? Who will pay those medical bills? Should you use your personal health insurance for the car accident injuries? These are questions that Kentucky car accident victims ask their personal injury attorney on an almost daily basis. What are the answers? Check out "Health Insurance Can Be Used To Pay Kentucky Car Accident Medical Bills" at www.TheKentuckyAccidentAttorney.com.





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2 Comments to "What Happens When My PIP benefits Are Exhausted?"

This happens most of the times, your PIP benefits gets exhausted when you need them the most. And you land up paying the expenses from the pocket. As mentioned in the post it is advisable to firstly buy car insurance that has maximum benefits and keep track of the benefits.
Posted by Steve S on January 25, 2012 at 07:48 AM
From my experience it is much better to contact car insurance agency and listen what their offer to us, hope it can protect us from an accident.
Posted by Hannah Belly on March 4, 2011 at 08:17 AM

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