Auto Accident & PI Claims

PIP & Uninsured Motorist Claims

Your own auto policy may cover your accident care — even if the other driver was uninsured. Here's how PIP and UM coverage works.

About This Coverage

Coverage You May Already Have

Many Texas drivers don't realize their own auto policy can pay for crash-injury care. Personal Injury Protection (PIP) typically covers medical costs regardless of who caused the accident, and Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist (UM/UIM) coverage can step in when the at-fault driver has little or no insurance.

We verify your coverage, bill it directly, and handle the paperwork — so coverage you've already paid for actually gets used for your recovery.

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How We Help

How Kingwood Chiropractic helps you with PIP & Uninsured Motorist

What this coverage typically means for accident patients:

  • PIP often pays medical costs regardless of fault
  • UM/UIM can cover you when the other driver isn't insured
  • We verify your benefits before you start
  • Direct billing to your auto insurer
  • Often no upfront, out-of-pocket cost
  • Documentation that supports your claim

Good to Know

PIP in Texas, Briefly

In Texas, insurers are generally required to offer PIP, and it's included on your policy unless you declined it in writing — so you may have it without realizing. Coverage amounts vary by policy. We'll confirm what you have and explain your options, but we're a chiropractic office, not a law firm; for legal questions about a claim, an attorney is the right call, and we're glad to coordinate with one.

Not sure what other coverage types may apply? Our coverage overview breaks down PIP, UM, third-party, and MedPay in plain language.

Common Questions

Kingwood Chiropractic FAQs

What is PIP?

Personal Injury Protection is auto coverage that typically pays medical costs after a crash regardless of who was at fault. In Texas it's usually on your policy unless you waived it in writing.

Will using PIP raise my rates?

Using no-fault PIP for medical bills generally shouldn't, but check with your insurer. We can't speak to your specific policy.

Can you bill my insurance for me?

Yes. We handle the billing and documentation so you can focus on recovery.

What if the other driver had no insurance?

That's where Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist coverage helps — it can cover your injury care when the at-fault driver can't.

Do I pay anything upfront?

Often not — we bill your auto insurance directly. We'll confirm specifics when we verify your benefits.

What if my PIP runs out before I finish treatment?

We'll review your remaining options — UM/UIM, a third-party claim, or a Letter of Protection — and find the right path forward for your situation.

Don't Wait

Use the Coverage You Have

We verify, bill, and document — so your PIP and UM benefits go toward getting you better.