Nationwide PIP Claims: Car Accident Injury Care in Davie & Plantation

Nationwide PIP claims: after a car accident, UrgentMed treats drivers and passengers insured with Nationwide at both clinics — Davie and Plantation — seven days a week, no appointment needed, and bills your personal injury protection (PIP) benefits directly — inside Florida’s 14-day rule, with the emergency-medical-condition evaluation done here.

How Nationwide PIP claims work at UrgentMed

Nationwide is one of the largest personal auto insurers in the United States, writing policies in Florida through its own agents and independent agencies, and it also writes workers’ compensation for employers — so UrgentMed sees Nationwide for PIP claims after a crash and for workplace injuries.

Nationwide writes the auto policy, so personal injury protection on a Nationwide policy is billed to Nationwide directly. If you own a car, your own policy usually pays, even when you were a passenger; if not, a household relative’s, and then the policy of the vehicle you were in. Bring the policy or claim number and the date of the crash.

Come in within 14 days of the crash — Florida’s no-fault law requires initial care inside that window for PIP medical benefits to apply. Bring the policy or claim number, the date of the accident and a photo ID. The visit includes a provider exam, digital X-ray on site and, where it applies, the emergency-medical-condition determination that decides whether the $10,000 or the $2,500 PIP medical limit is available. We bill Nationwide PIP directly; if PIP runs out or is denied while an attorney is handling your claim, treatment can continue under a letter of protection.

Policies and brands we see

• Nationwide auto — PIP

The injuries treated after a crash, the 14-day rule, the EMC determination, MedPay and what to do when the crash happened on the job are set out on the auto insurance (PIP) page and the car accident care page.

Nationwide workers’ compensation claims

Nationwide also writes workers’ compensation, so UrgentMed treats employees whose claims Nationwide handles — the workers’ compensation page explains authorization and reporting.

Nationwide writes the auto policy, so personal injury protection on a Nationwide policy is billed to Nationwide directly. If you own a car, your own policy usually pays, even when you were a passenger; if not, a household relative’s, and then the policy of the vehicle you were in. Bring the policy or claim number and the date of the crash.

Walk in any day and tell the front desk it is a work injury. We contact your employer or the Nationwide adjuster for authorization while you are being seen, treat the injury at that visit with X-ray and lab on site, and send the DWC-25 and your work-status note to Nationwide and your employer the same day. Authorized care is billed to Nationwide — not to you.

Names you may see on the claim

• Nationwide workers’ compensation

The full claim path — what a visit includes, the injuries treated, how authorization works in Florida and care through maximum medical improvement — is on the workers’ compensation page; the adjuster and case-manager page covers reporting and work status, and every carrier we bill is listed on the workers’ compensation carriers page.

The full list of auto insurance (PIP) carriers we accept is on the category page, alongside self-pay pricing and the site-wide insurance accepted list.