Recieve medical care as soon as possible. While you might be in panic as a result of the accident, it is very important to see the doctor immediately and to follow up with recommended visits and any referrals. Receiving medical attention lends credibility to your situation and provides for your ultimate rehabilitation. The opposing side looks for inconsistent treatment to prove your injury isn't serious, so follow all of your doctor’s recommendations.
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Don’t be
afraid to be repetitive in the information you provide the doctor. While
you don’t need to tell the doctor you have a personal injury claim in progress,
please tell him directly that your pain is a result of the
accident. Your comments will be documented.
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Hold on
to copies of all receipts, treatment statements, etc. It is important to
build your own paper trail, and as distressing as your
injuries are, having these documents in your possession helps keep your head in the case.
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Speak to
doctors regarding payment arrangements. In the case that you don't have health
insurance or treatment funds, attempt to schedule smaller payments over
the course of time with the medical provider. You should not be dissuaded from receiving
the attention you require.
While these general strategies are helpful, Brock and his associates
will provide the client with specific information relating to his or her case. If you have suffered as the result of an automobile or motorcycle
accident, contact the personal injury law firm of Burg & Brock today.
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