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Board-certified podiatrists in Howell & Bloomfield Hills, MI. 4.9★ rated · Same-week appointments · Most insurance accepted · (810) 206-1402.
Auto Accident Foot & Ankle Injury Treatment | Michigan PIP Coverage
Balance Foot & Ankle Specialists treats foot and ankle injuries from auto accidents under Michigan’s no-fault PIP (Personal Injury Protection) insurance. If you injured your foot or ankle in a car accident, our board-certified podiatrists provide expert evaluation, treatment, and surgical care. PIP covers 100% of medically necessary treatment — no copays, no deductibles.
Common Auto Accident Foot & Ankle Injuries
Car accidents cause a range of foot and ankle injuries that require specialized podiatric care:
Fractures: Metatarsal fractures (often from braking impact), ankle fractures, calcaneus (heel bone) fractures, and toe fractures are among the most common car accident foot injuries.
Lisfranc injuries: Damage to the midfoot joint complex — often missed on initial ER X-rays and requiring podiatric evaluation for proper diagnosis.
Soft tissue injuries: Ankle sprains, tendon tears, ligament damage, and contusions.
Crush injuries: Severe compression injuries to the foot from vehicle intrusion or pedal impact.
Nerve damage: Peripheral nerve injuries causing numbness, tingling, or burning in the foot and ankle.
Michigan No-Fault PIP Coverage for Foot Injuries
Michigan’s no-fault auto insurance provides Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits that cover medical expenses from auto accidents:
No copays or deductibles for medical treatment related to your auto accident.
No referral required — you choose your own medical provider.
Coverage includes: Office visits, X-rays and advanced imaging, custom orthotics, physical therapy, laser therapy, shockwave therapy, and surgery when necessary.
Coverage limits: Depend on your policy. Michigan offers unlimited, $500,000, $250,000, and $50,000 PIP tiers. Our team verifies your specific coverage.
Why See a Podiatrist After a Car Accident
Emergency rooms stabilize acute injuries but often miss subtle foot and ankle problems. A podiatrist provides the specialized evaluation needed to catch injuries like Lisfranc dislocations, stress fractures, and tendon damage that standard ER imaging may not detect. Early diagnosis leads to better outcomes and prevents chronic pain and instability.
How to Get Started
Step 1: Call (810) 206-1402 — tell us your injury is from an auto accident.
Step 2: Provide your auto insurance information and claim number (if available).
Step 3: We schedule a priority evaluation — auto accident injuries are seen promptly.
Step 4: Our billing team handles all communication with your auto insurance carrier directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does auto insurance cover podiatry after a car accident?
Yes. Michigan’s no-fault auto insurance (PIP) covers all medically necessary treatment for injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident, including podiatry. There are no copays or deductibles for PIP medical claims.
What foot injuries happen in car accidents?
Common injuries include metatarsal fractures from the brake pedal, ankle fractures, Lisfranc injuries, crush injuries, tendon ruptures, and nerve damage requiring specialized podiatric care.
How long after a car accident can I see a podiatrist?
Seek treatment as soon as possible. Delaying treatment can worsen injuries and complicate your insurance claim. Call us immediately for a priority evaluation.
Do I need a referral to see a podiatrist after a car accident?
No referral is needed for PIP auto insurance claims in Michigan. You have the right to choose your own medical provider.
Injured in an Auto Accident? Call Now
Do not delay treatment. Call (810) 206-1402 for a priority appointment at our Howell or Bloomfield Hills office.
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Howell · (810) 206-1402 Bloomfield · (248) 335-0322Auto PIP Podiatry: Frequently Asked Questions
Can I see a podiatrist for foot injuries from a car accident?
Yes. Foot and ankle injuries from motor vehicle accidents are covered under Michigan auto PIP (Personal Injury Protection) insurance. Common accident-related podiatric injuries include: ankle fractures, Lisfranc injuries, heel fractures, and nerve damage. We treat auto accident patients and handle all PIP billing at Balance Foot & Ankle.
Do I need a referral to see a podiatrist under Michigan auto PIP?
Michigan’s no-fault auto insurance generally allows direct access to medical specialists including podiatrists without a referral. Your auto insurer may have specific requirements. Call (810) 206-1402 and our team will help verify your auto PIP coverage and get you scheduled quickly.
Watch: Auto PIP Podiatry Coverage Michigan
Foot and ankle injuries from auto accidents treated under Michigan No-Fault PIP coverage.
Are foot injuries from car accidents covered under Michigan No-Fault PIP?
Yes — Michigan No-Fault Personal Injury Protection (PIP) covers all reasonably necessary medical care for auto accident injuries, including podiatric treatment.
How do I use my auto PIP benefits for foot care at Balance Foot & Ankle?
Provide your auto insurance information and claim number at your visit. We bill your PIP carrier directly — no out-of-pocket cost under unlimited PIP.
What foot injuries are commonly treated after auto accidents?
Fractures, tendon injuries, crush injuries, ankle sprains, and nerve damage are all commonly treated after motor vehicle accidents.