Medical Payments Coverage and PIP Coverage in Motor Vehicle Insurance Policies Sample Clauses

Medical Payments Coverage and PIP Coverage in Motor Vehicle Insurance Policies. If a person who has a health benefit plan and a motor vehicle insurance policy incurs expenses or requires services as a result of an accident with a motor vehicle: personal injury protection, as defined by M.G.L. c. 90, section 34A, shall always be primary and pay the first $2,000 of expenses as allowed under said statute. PIP shall thereafter be secondary to any such health benefit plan(s) and shall coordinate with the health benefit plan(s) pursuant to M.G.L. c. 90, sections 34A and 34M. Medical payments coverage under a motor vehicle insurance policy shall always be secondary to and in excess of any health benefit plan or personal injury protection as defined under 211 CMR 38.00.
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