Free for the patient — auto insurance covers all treatment.

Is pediatric traffic accident also fully covered by auto insurance?

Yes, completely covered including all Korean medicine treatments.

What if the insurance company refuses pediatric Korean medicine treatment?

Pediatric Korean medicine for traffic accidents is legally covered — file complaint if denied.

Is the child's claim filed in the child's name too?

Yes, it is filed in the name of the injured child. A guardian must accompany them.

If we are partly at fault, must we bear the child's treatment costs too?

A burden can arise depending on the proportion of fault. It is difficult to say definitively that there is none at all.

What if my child keeps being in pain after we have settled?

After settlement it is not handled through auto insurance. So it is better not to hurry in deciding when to settle.

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Cost & Insurance

Children are covered by auto insurance bodily-injury liability as well. Depending on the fault ratio, however, some cost can arise, and the covered scope is defined, so we cannot promise there will be none at all. Filing requires the insurer and the claim number, and we will guide you through the procedure.

Cost & Insurance

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