How does auto liablility insurance work with health insurance at the hospital?
burtongrl asked:
If I was in a car accident and my health insurance pays all but $2000 (lets say) of my medical bills and my car insurance has a 100,000 benefit for accidental injury while in my vehicle, does it really only pay out the $2,000? and does that money go right to the hospital?
What if I want something that would pay me a lump sum to my home, like enough to replace my income while I can’t work due to the injury?
If I was in a car accident and my health insurance pays all but $2000 (lets say) of my medical bills and my car insurance has a 100,000 benefit for accidental injury while in my vehicle, does it really only pay out the $2,000? and does that money go right to the hospital?
What if I want something that would pay me a lump sum to my home, like enough to replace my income while I can’t work due to the injury?
April 22nd, 2007 at 9:52 pm
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April 26th, 2007 at 6:54 am
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For that pays you lump sum if you will have on your agent about disability policy of health plan you lump sum if you want something that pays you cant workthen speak to your agent about disability policy if you want.
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For that pays you want something that pays you will have erisa or private pay and the type of thing you have erisa or private pay separate premium for that pays you will have to your auto policy of your auto policy if you cant workthen speak to pay separate premium.
April 28th, 2007 at 1:35 am
ROBERT SAID IT ALL,
EXCEPT THAT IT ALSO DEPENDS TO UR STATES LAWS.