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Auto Accident / PIP

Texas (TX)

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Governing State Agency
Texas Department of Insurance (TDI)
Primary Statute / Code Citation
Texas Insurance Code Chapter 1952, Subchapter D (Personal Injury Protection Coverage)
Statutory Summary

Texas operates an At-Fault automobile insurance framework under Texas Insurance Code Chapter 1952. Insurers must include at least $2,500 in Personal Injury Protection (PIP) in every policy unless the named insured executes a written rejection. Medical providers utilize first-party PIP reimbursement alongside statutory Hospital and Emergency Medical Services Liens under Texas Property Code Chapter 55.

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Auto Accident, PIP & Medical Billing State Guides

Published state references for auto accident medical billing, No-Fault and PIP coverage, MedPay, fee schedules, appeals, arbitration, deadlines, agencies, and primary sources.

Key Jurisdictions:
New JerseyCaliforniaTexasNew YorkFlorida
50 States3 Published

Workers' Compensation Medical Billing State Guides

Published state references for workers' compensation medical billing, fee schedules, treatment authorization, bill review, administrative disputes, deadlines, and official sources.

Key Jurisdictions:
New JerseyCaliforniaTexasNew YorkFlorida
50 States50 Published

No Surprises Act & State IDR Guides

Provider-focused guides for state surprise-billing laws, Federal IDR eligibility, open negotiation, qualifying payment amount records, dispute deadlines, agencies, and primary sources.

Key Jurisdictions:
New JerseyCaliforniaTexasNew YorkFlorida