If you’ve been in a motor vehicle accident and are experiencing pain, soreness, or injury symptoms, A+ Family Urgent Care in South Tampa can provide the prompt medical evaluation you need. Our team treats a range of non-life-threatening injuries and helps you navigate next steps—without the ER wait or hassle.
Injured in a Car Accident? We’re Here to Help.
Florida PIP Requirements:
Under Florida law, you must be evaluated by a licensed provider within 14 days of your accident to qualify for Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits. A+ Family Urgent Care provides evaluations for Emergency Medical Conditions (EMCs) that meet these legal requirements.
What Is an EMC?
An Emergency Medical Condition (EMC) is defined by Florida law as a medical issue with acute symptoms that, without timely treatment, could result in:
- Sprains & Strains: Ankle, wrist, knee and other joint injuries
- Fractures & Broken Bones: On-site X-rays and splinting for simple fractures
- Cuts & Lacerations: Stitches, staples, wound cleaning, and dressing
Our licensed medical team conducts a full evaluation and provides any necessary documentation so you can receive your full PIP benefits.
What We Treat After an Accident:
- Neck and back pain (whiplash, sprains)
- Bruising, joint soreness, and stiffness
- Headaches and minor head injuries
- Muscle strains and soft tissue injuries
- Minor cuts or abrasions
What to Expect During Your Visit:
- Thorough evaluation by a licensed medical provider
- On-site X-rays, if needed
- Personalized treatment plan and symptom management
- Proper documentation for insurance and legal claims
What to Bring With You:
- Photo ID
- Your auto insurance information and claim number (if applicable)
- Any documentation from the accident (if you have it)
- Your attorney’s name and contact information (if you have one)
A+ Family Urgent Care – MVA (Car Accident) FAQs
Yes. We treat non-emergency injuries related to auto accidents, including whiplash, joint pain, back pain, and soft tissue injuries.
An Emergency Medical Condition (EMC) evaluation determines whether your injuries qualify for Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits under Florida law. We provide this evaluation and documentation if needed.
Florida law requires you to be evaluated within 14 days of the accident to qualify for PIP benefits.
Bring your photo ID, auto insurance info, claim number, attorney info, and any accident-related paperwork.
No referral is necessary. You can walk in or book online within the 14-day PIP window.
Our provider will create a treatment plan and supply any necessary documentation for your insurance or legal case.