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Can an insurance broker help cover medical bills after an injury if I'm not currently insured?

Indre *******
asked May 11, 2026
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If there is any insurance broker who can help with the bills after injury. Please dm! We will agree price for the bills.
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The original poster seeks help from an insurance broker to handle medical bills after sustaining an injury, despite possibly lacking current insurance coverage. However, community responses indicate skepticism about this approach, highlighting that most insurance companies have waiting periods for new customers and generally do not cover pre-existing conditions. The comments suggest that if the poster is uninsured, it would be unlikely that a broker could assist in covering their bills post-treatment. Most responders recommend that the individual needs to have an existing insurance policy to get assistance.
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Scott ********
Scott ********
You will have a better time climbing up a greased pole. Pay your bills after the fact and uninsured, LOL. Dumbest thing I have read today.
Bob **********
Bob **********
No
Daniel ********
Daniel ********
Are you asking for a broker to find you an insurance company to pay your existing bills?Unless you're already insured this isn't possible.
Deslea ********
Deslea ********
Wait, are you asking for some sort of advocate to help you deal with your existing insurance company over an injury you’re arguing should be covered? If so, what you need is a lawyer, not a broker. Only the existing broker that sold you the policy will deal with an insurer on your behalf (and some better than others).
Charlie *********
Charlie *********
They might help you with getting your insurance company to pay the bills or reimburse you, but that would normally be the broker who sold you your policy. I am, of course, assuming you already have a policy, then had an injury, and are trying to figure out what your insurance company should pay. Any broker can read your policy ànd tell you that. If yours is not available, go ask any broker who sells/services your insurance company’s products.
Neil ********
Neil ********
This does not make any sense!
Nick *******
Nick *******
This is a joke right?
Tanisha *******
Tanisha *******
Let me read again

Where is my glasses
Graeme ******
Graeme ******
I had to read this twice but still not sure if your translation is correct? You want someone to pay your medical bills after treatment when you are not currently insured??? If that is true then you'll have no chance why would a conpany want to do that?
Jon ********
Jon ********
Are you serious?
Fath ********
Fath ********
That should be your own broker, otherwise I doubt anybody can help
John **********
John **********
I doubt that very much. No insurance company is going to accept you just to pay your bills. They usually have a 3 month period where your not covered at all for new customers and pre existing conditions aren't usually covered anyway
Indre *******
Indre *******
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@John *********
I need bills for sale.
John **********
John **********
Indre Indre I don't understand this comment. Maybe you need a bank or some other sort of money lender

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