Urgent Medcare can treat motor vehicle accident (MVA) injuries under most circumstances; however, how the visit is paid for can be tricky and must be confirmed at time of visit.

• Payment Option 1: Patient’s auto insurance policy, if it includes MedPay (must be confirmed at time of visit)
• Payment Option 2: Patient’s health insurance policy (plan coverage for vehicle injuries must be confirmed at time of visit)
• Payment Option 3: Self-pay, in which case the patient may be able to submit the claim to their health insurance carrier for reimbursement after the fact (if it is later determined that they do have coverage under their health plan)

If Urgent Medcare processes the payment for visit through the patient’s health insurance carrier, then co-pays, co-insurance, and deductibles may still apply and are the patient’s responsibility to pay in accordance with our credit card-on-file policy. In any event, we do not accept third-party coverage (i.e., the patient is not the “at fault” party in the accident).  

Please ask our front desk if you have questions.