Seen within 14 days
Florida's no-fault law requires treatment within 14 days of your accident to keep your PIP benefits. We help you get evaluated promptly.
Accident care
Car Accident Injury Care
Injured in a car accident? Get evaluated quickly and start a clear, personalized recovery plan with a caring, fully bilingual team in Kissimmee, FL.
Focused care
Clean service path, clear next steps
Why choose Bannel
Trusted accident care, close to home
Fully bilingual
Our team supports you completely in English and Spanish, so nothing gets lost in translation.
Insurance guidance
We document every visit and explain how your Florida PIP coverage applies to your care.
Licensed providers
Post-accident evaluation and treatment from licensed clinical providers in Kissimmee, FL.
Our accident care
Care after a car accident
From your first evaluation through recovery, our providers focus on accident-related injuries and a clear path forward.
- Post-accident medical evaluation
- Therapeutic electrotherapy
- Ultrasonic therapy
- Laboratory tests
- Provider coordination and follow-up
After a car accident
What to do in the first days
A clear, calm path so you protect both your health and your claim.
1
Get care within 14 days
Florida's PIP law requires you to be seen within 14 days of the accident to qualify for benefits.
2
Document everything
Keep the accident report, photos, and a note of any symptoms — even ones that appear days later.
3
Start your treatment plan
We evaluate your injuries and build a personalized recovery plan.
4
We handle the records
Your care is documented properly to support your PIP claim and any attorney coordination.
Insurance & billing
Understanding Florida's no-fault coverage
Florida is a no-fault state, so your own Personal Injury Protection (PIP) helps cover accident-related medical care — no matter who caused the crash.
Coverage details vary by policy. Contact us and we'll help you understand how your PIP benefits apply to your care.
No-fault coverage
PIP applies whether or not you were at fault for the accident.
14-day deadline
You must seek initial treatment within 14 days of the accident to keep your PIP benefits.
Up to $10,000
With an Emergency Medical Condition diagnosis, PIP covers up to $10,000 in eligible medical expenses (otherwise $2,500), paying 80% of reasonable bills.
Questions
Car accident care FAQ
As soon as possible — and within 14 days. Florida's PIP law requires initial treatment within 14 days of the accident to keep your benefits.
Yes. Our team is fully bilingual and supports you in both English and Spanish.
No. Florida is a no-fault state, so your PIP benefits apply regardless of who caused the accident.
With an Emergency Medical Condition diagnosis, Florida PIP covers up to $10,000 in eligible medical expenses; without one, up to $2,500. It pays 80% of reasonable medical bills.
Your ID, insurance information, the accident or police report if you have it, and any photos or notes about your symptoms.
Providers
Professional care team
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Bannel Care Team
Clinical providers and wellness professionals
Patient Support Team
Care coordination and service guidance
Ready when you are