Florida is one of only a few states in the country that has a no fault auto insurance policy and this makes Florida unique among other states.

PIP provides up to $10,000 in medical benefits regardless of who was at fault for the accident.

Florida's PIP also covers lost wages, covering 60% or more of lost wages due to an auto accident until the maximum amount of $10,000 is reached.

Florida's No-Fault law states that PIP must be the first coverage payor for any injuries suffered in an accident.

Florida's Personal Injury Protection is a mandatory plan which means Florida residents are required to maintain this type of insurance by Florida state legislature whether they want it or not, so long as they own and operate a vehicle in any capacity.

If you've been injured in an auto accident in Florida and have personal injury protection (PIP) coverage, you are entitled to get medical treatment and other benefits.

Unfortunately, some people who think they are covered by PIP aren't aware that they must get medical evaluation and treatment within 14 days after an accident. After the deadline has passed, it is almost impossible to prove that your injuries were caused by an automobile accident—even if the injuries develop later on—and therefore your case can be denied altogether.

With FREE exams and FREE transportation, we can make this difficult situation a lot easier for you.

If you've been in an auto accident in Florida and have PIP coverage, you are entitled to:

• Immediate evaluations;
• Treatment for injuries by physicians or other licensed practitioners;
• Treatment by nurses, physical therapists or other service providers (such as those working at our auto accident injury center);
• As many visits to a health care provider as your doctor feels you need; 
• Prescriptions and medicines;
• Ambulance transportation and emergency room treatment right away.

However, you must get medical treatment within 14 days of an auto accident to benefit from your PIP  policy.

We offer free exams and free transportation, so there's no reason not to get treatment as soon as possible. Once you've had a medical examination by one of our doctors, we can coordinate your treatment plan with any other providers that are treating you under the terms of your health insurance policy or through Medicaid . We help hundreds of people every year who have been injured in a vehicle accident.