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Automotive Collision Injury Form Billing Information Patient name: Date of Injury: Time of injury: AM PM City and street where crash occurred: What is the estimated damage to your vehicle? $ Do you have automobile medical insurance coverage? Name/address/phone What is your car insurance medical coverage limit? $ What is the claim number? Do you know the claims adjuster s name? Have you reported this injury to your car insurance company? Did the police come to the accident scene and make a report? Is an attorney representing you? Name/address/phone: Auto Accident Description Describe how the crash happened Collision Description Check all that apply to you: Single-car crash Two-vehicle crash More than three vehicles Rear-end crash Side crash Rollover Head-on crash Hit guardrail/tree Ran off road You were the Driver Front passenger Rear passenger 1

Describe the vehicle you were in Model year and make: Subcompact car Compact car Mid-sized car Full-sized car Pickup truck Larger than 1-ton vehicle Describe the other vehicle Subcompact car Compact car Mid-sized car Full-sized car Pickup truck Larger than 1-ton vehicle Estimated crash speeds Estimate how fast your vehicle was moving at time of crash mph Estimate how fast the other vehicle was moving at time of crash mph At the time of impact your vehicle was Slowing down Stopped Gaining speed Moving at a steady speed At the time of impact the other vehicle was Slowing down Stopped Gaining speed Moving at a steady speed During and after the crash, your vehicle Kept going straight, not hitting anything Spun around, not hitting anything Kept going straight, hitting car in front Spun around, hitting car in front Was hit by another vehicle Spun around, hitting object other than car Describe yourself during the crash Check only the areas that apply to you: You were unaware of the impending collision. You were aware of the impending crash and braced yourself. Your body, torso, and head were facing straight ahead. You had your head and/or torso turned at the time of collision: Turned to left Turned to right You were intoxicated (alcohol) at the time of crash. You were wearing a seat belt. If yes, does your seat belt have a shoulder harness? 2

You were holding onto the steering wheel at the time of impact. Indicate if your body hit something or was hit by any of the following: Please draw lines and match the left side to the right side. Head Face Shoulder Neck Chest Hip Knee Foot Windshield Steering wheel Side door Dashboard Car frame Another occupant Seat Seat belt Check if any of the following vehicle parts broke, bent, or were damaged in your car Windshield Seat Frame Knee bolster Steering Wheel Side/rear window Dashboard Mirror Other Other Rear-end collisions only Answer this section only if you were hit from the rear. Does your vehicle have Movable head restraints Fixed, non-movable head restraints head restraints Please indicate how your head restraint was positioned at the time of crash.* At the top of the back of your head Midway height of the back of your head Lower height of the back of your head Located at the level of your neck Located at the level of your shoulder blades (upper back) below neck *Estimate the distance between the back of your head and the front of the head restraints. All types of collisions Answer this section regardless of the type of crash, indicating those relevant to your case. Inches Did any of the front or side structures, such as the side door, dashboard, or floor board of your car, dent inward during the crash? Did the side door touch your body during the crash? 3

Were our hands on the steering wheel or dashboard during the crash? Did your body slide under the seat belt? Was a door of your vehicle damaged to the point where you could not open the door? Emergency department Did you go to the emergency department after the accident? What is name of the emergency department? When did you go (date and time)? Did you go to the emergency department in an ambulance? Did you or another person drive you to the emergency department? Where you hospitalized overnight? Did the emergency department doctor take X-rays? Check what was taken: Skull Neck Low back Arm or leg Did the emergency department doctor give you pain medications? Did the emergency department doctor give you muscle relaxants? Did you have any cuts or lacerations? Did you require any stitching for cuts? Where you given a neck collar or back brace to wear? When did you first notice any pain after injury? Immediately Hours after injury Days after injury If you did not see a doctor for the first time within the first week, indicate why Check all that apply pain was noticed transportation appointment schedule available Work/home schedule conflicts 4

If you did not see a doctor for the first time within the first month after injury, indicate why Check all that apply pain was noticed transportation I thought pain would go away I self-treated with over-the-counter drugs Have you been unable to work since injury? appointment schedule available Work/home schedule conflicts I had no insurance or money I took hot showers, used ice, heat If yes, you were off work partially or completely Please list date off work: to. 5