Introduction
One of the most common questions patients ask after an accident is how long it will take to receive their compensation. The answer depends on several medical, legal, and insurance-related factors.
Factors that influence payment time
- The duration of your medical treatment and rehabilitation.
- The time it takes for your health condition to stabilize.
- The speed at which medical reports are issued and delivered.
- Negotiation with the insurance company or a possible legal process.
Typical timeframes
In most cases:
- If there is an agreement with the insurance company, payment usually arrives within 3 to 6 months after the accident.
- If the case requires an expert report and negotiation, it may extend to 6–12 months.
- In legal claims, the process can take more than a year.
How to speed up the process
- Start treatment immediately.
- Ensure your medical reports are complete and clear.
- Seek specialized legal support if the insurance company delays payment.
- Choose a center like CENTROS SPEM, which properly documents every stage of your rehabilitation.
Conclusion
The time it takes to receive your compensation largely depends on your recovery process and the quality of your medical documentation. At CENTROS SPEM, we speed up your case by starting treatment from day one and preparing complete reports that facilitate your claim.