Injured in a slip and fall in San Francisco? Our 25++ lien-based doctors specialize in premises liability injuries - see a doctor today with $0 upfront and no insurance.
Tell us about your slip and fall injury in San Francisco. We book you a same-day appointment.
Get fully evaluated and treated - no insurance card, no payment required.
Your slip and fall doctor is paid from your premises liability settlement.
Our San Francisco doctors understand premises liability injuries and document them properly.
Lien-based slip and fall care - paid from your premises liability settlement.
We document exactly how your injury happened to support your claim against the property owner.
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We have lien-based providers near you throughout San Francisco & Bay Area.
Eazy Liens connects slip and fall victims in San Francisco with lien-based doctors who treat without insurance or upfront payment.
Yes. Hip fractures, spinal injuries, and head injuries from falls can have delayed symptoms. Seeing a doctor immediately also creates the documentation you need for any premises liability claim.
The property owner's liability insurance is typically responsible for your medical bills if their negligence caused your fall in San Francisco. A lien lets you get treatment now while the liability case is resolved.
These are all premises liability claims. Our lien-based doctors document your injuries specifically to support claims against negligent property owners including stores, restaurants, and businesses.
California's statute of limitations for slip and fall claims is generally 2 years from the date of injury. See a doctor immediately and consult a personal injury attorney right away.
You can still receive lien-based treatment in San Francisco. Many of our patients get connected with qualified personal injury attorneys through our network after starting care.
This depends on your specific lien agreement. Most San Francisco providers work with you and your attorney to find a fair resolution. We recommend discussing this upfront.
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