📉 What Is Considered a Gap in Treatment? A gap in treatment is a period of time which an injured person does not receive ongoing medical care after initially seeking treatment after a car accident. Insurance companies, claims adjusters, and personal injury attorneys look at these gaps when evaluating the
Car accidents can be shocking and disorienting, and while you might feel lucky to walk away without pain, that doesn’t mean you’re injury-free. Many serious injuries don’t show symptoms right away, which is why seeing a doctor as soon as possible after an accident is important. 🚨 Fact: Research shows that over 50% of car accident injuries don’t appear immediately
If you were found at fault for your car wreck, you may find that even doctors that treat auto injuries may not want to treat you. They assume that they will not be paid for their services rendered. Meanwhile, you are in pain and need someone to help you. Being
We push documentation extremely hard. There is a big reason for this. No documentation or poor documentation of a medical issues after a car wreck can have a negative impact on your personal injury case. This is a fact. After you have been hurt in a car wreck, it’s extremely
