He was not at fault in the accident. Our auto insurance paid all my medical bills totaling around $8,000.00, but the at fault insurance company won’t accept all the bills and only paid my insurance back $3,000.00 of the 8,000. They are saying that if chiropractic care wasn’t curing the pain after 3 months then we should have stopped treatment, and tried something else. As far as the bills go I’m covered and really don’t care who paid them, but because the other insurance only accepts 3,000.00 worth of my bills they are only offering 1,000 for “pain and suffering”. Truth is we shouldn’t have closed on this when we did. My husband is now doing trigger point injections, and working with a pain care doctor. This is the first accident we have been in, and didn’t know what we were doing.
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Our chevy Venture van was totalled. My husband is 30 and works resettling refugees into Boise. He helps them find work. He was starting to have neck problems before the accident which the accident really aggrivated. Before the accident he would go in to the chiropractor maybe twice a month. After the accident he was seeing the chiropractor twice a week in real pain. He has been diagnosed with cervical vertigo (dizziness, lightheadedness, nausea caused from neck strain). The insurance companies have had a hard time trying to decide if some of his treatments were 1st medically necessary, and 2nd if they were needed because of past problems. Now you might be able to see the hairyness of this case…what do you think?
Butalbital APAP Caffeine, Fioricet, Tramadol
