Pennsylvania's Title 75, Sections 1722 and 1723, address the recovery of benefits in auto injury claims and the reporting requirements for auto insurers. Section 1722 limits the ability to recover benefits paid under certain programs in damages actions, with specific exceptions for workers' compensation. Section 1723 mandates annual reporting by insurance companies on their insureds' medical benefit coverages to the state Department of Insurance.
Pennsylvania law generally precludes recovering benefits paid under certain programs, like workers' compensation, in auto accident damages actions, with some exceptions related to workers' compensation.
Yes, Pennsylvania law requires insurance companies to annually report the number of insureds, those with excess medical benefits, and those with specific coverage limits to the Insurance Department.
The reporting requirements started on December 31, 1986, and continue annually thereafter.
Yes, insurers must report on first-party medical benefits, including those purchased above the minimum required and under specific coverage sections.