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EXPERIENCED Personal Injury & Auto Accident TREATMENT

You're Not Alone

Spine and Rehabilitation Centers of New Jersey are experts in navigating car accident treatment. We know how to treat traumatic injuries, and will even do the insurance billing and pre-certification for you. We understand the cumbersome process, and specialize in helping you in any way we can.

New Jersey is a no fault state. This means that your medical bills are covered by your auto insurance for medically necessary treatment, whether you are at fault or not.

You do not need a lawyer, we will assist you with your insurance company to help you get treatment now.

What To Do In The Event of An Accident

1. MOVE TO A SAFE AREA (IF YOU CAN)

If you arent seriously injured and it is safe, move your car out of the way of traffic to the
shoulder. In the event that this is not possible, activate your hazard lights to indicate your
vehicle is disabled.

2. Stop your vehicle and get out

Make sure your car is no longer moving, turn off the engine, shift into park, or set the hand brake if you drive a manual. Take a moment to catch your breath. Check to make sure it’s safe to get out of your car before opening the door. If you have flares or similar road safety items,
consider using them.

3. CHECK ON OTHERS INVOLVED

Check on all the other parties involved, including drivers, passengers, and pedestrians, to make sure no one is hurt. Call 911 if anyone may be injured. Even a seemingly minor symptom like dizziness should be checked out by a health care professional.

4. CALL THE POLICE TO THE SCENE

Even in minor accidents, a police accident report can prove invaluable when dealing with your car insurance company and other drivers. Cooperate fully, but avoid admitting fault or blaming others while at the scene. Let the police objectively judge events and determine who, if anyone, is at fault in the crash. If the police can’t make it to the scene, you can file an accident report through your state’s DMV.

5. gather info

Try to write down as much info as possible in the accident aftermath, including:

● Driver and passenger names
● License plate numbers
● Insurance info
● Makes and models of all vehicles involved
● Contact info for any eyewitnesses
● Location of the accident

6. document the scene

If you have a smartphone with a camera, snap some photos of the accident scene.

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With multiple locations throughout North and Central New Jersey, Spine and Rehabilitation Centers of New Jersey is your most convenient, multi-specialty clinic with same day appointments available.