[PDF.40vp] The Costs of Excess Medical Claims for Automobile Personal Injuries (Documented Briefing, Db-139-Icj)

The Costs of Excess Medical Claims for Automobile Personal Injuries (Documented Briefing, Db-139-Icj)

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The study concludes that 35-42 percent of claimed medical costs for automobile injuries are excess. In 1993, this excess claiming consumed approximately $4 billion of health care resources, cost insurers $9-$13 billion in compensation for noneconomic losses and other costs, and may have cost consumers $13-$18 billion in auto insurance premiums.

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