Professional Auto Injury Transportation in Detroit

Michigan is a no-fault state, so the personal injury protection on your own auto policy pays your medical bills no matter who caused the crash. Michigan law says it pays reasonable charges for the care and recovery you need, up to the coverage level you chose. Rides home after the hospital can be booked through hospital discharge transportation.

Often, yes. Michigan courts have treated travel to medical treatment, though not personal trips, as an allowable no-fault expense. Whether a trip is paid is decided by your insurer under your policy. Rides to therapy sessions can be booked through our physical therapy transportation.

It comes down to the trip: where it starts, where the visit is, and whether you need a ride back.

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Keep a dated log of every trip, with the addresses, the miles, and the type of appointment. Save all receipts and send them to your insurer promptly, since a clear record helps support a no-fault travel claim. See also appointment rides, dialysis transportation, and senior transportation.

Yes, in Michigan a claim for no-fault personal injury protection benefits generally has to be made within one year of the accident. A late claim can be refused, so file early. Riders who use a wheelchair after the crash can book wheelchair transportation.

Our auto injury transportation reaches riders across Metro Detroit. That includes Allen Park, Dearborn, Detroit, Eastpointe, Ferndale, Garden City, Grosse Pointe Park, Grosse Pointe Woods, Hamtramck, Harper Woods, Hazel Park, Highland Park, Inkster, Lincoln Park, Madison Heights, Melvindale, Oak Park, Redford Township, River Rouge, Roseville, Royal Oak, Southgate, St. Clair Shores, and Wyandotte.

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