What is Personal Injury Protection (PIP)?

What is Personal Injury Protection (PIP)?

Also known as “no-fault insurance,” PIP is a type of auto insurance that helps pay for your medical expenses after a car accident—regardless of who was at fault.

What is PIP?

PIP covers you, your passengers, and sometimes pedestrians injured in a crash. It kicks in immediately after an accident, so you don’t need to wait for fault to be determined.

What Does PIP Cover?

PIP goes beyond just hospital bills. It can pay for: – Emergency medical care – Follow-up treatments & rehab – Lost wages if you can't work – Childcare costs due to injury – Funeral costs in severe cases Note: Coverage limits vary by state and policy.

Is PIP Required?

PIP is mandatory in no-fault states like: – Florida – New Jersey – Michigan – New York In other states, it's optional but recommended for extra financial protection.

Why PIP Matters

In the chaos after an accident, PIP helps you: – Get treatment fast – Avoid legal delays – Focus on recovery, not bills Bottom line: It gives you financial support and peace of mind when you need it most.