The 14-day clock on Florida PIP
Florida personal injury protection (PIP) pays medical benefits only if you receive initial care within 14 days of the accident. Miss that window and your own PIP coverage may not pay for your treatment at all.
That deadline catches a lot of people. Pain from a crash often shows up days later, and by the time it does, your regular doctor may not have an opening for two weeks. A telemedicine visit gets you in front of a doctor quickly, wherever you are in Florida.
How it works
- Request a visit online or call us and we will set up a video appointment, as soon as today
- Dr. Stowe reviews the crash, your symptoms and how you are moving
- You leave with a care plan and the records your PIP claim needs
- Equipment such as a back brace, neck brace or TENS unit is shipped to you when your plan calls for it
- If you need hands-on care or imaging, we arrange it
Telemedicine anywhere in Florida, in person in Miami-Dade
Video visits are available to patients located anywhere in Florida. Dr. Stowe also sees patients in person by appointment in the Miami-Dade County area.
Who this is for
- Drivers and passengers hurt in a Florida car accident in the last 14 days
- People who cannot get a timely appointment with their own doctor
- Anyone who would rather talk with a doctor first before going into an office
Frequently asked questions
How long do I have to see a doctor after a car accident in Florida?
Can I see a doctor by telemedicine for a Florida car accident?
What if I need equipment like a brace or TENS unit?
Does PIP cover chiropractic care?
This page is general information, not legal advice. For questions about a claim, talk to an attorney or the agency that handles your claim.