Individuals who have been in a motor vehicle accident within the past two years and had car insurance at the time of the incident—regardless of fault—may be eligible for compensation of up to $500 for time and travel to participate in an FDA-cleared treatment for muscle, nerve, and joint pain.
To qualify, individuals must have had active car insurance at the time of the motor vehicle accident, whether they were at fault or not. Both drivers and passengers may qualify as long as valid insurance coverage was in place. Accidents that have occurred within the past two years are eligible.
The most direct way to verify insurance coverage is to check for a valid insurance card from the time of the accident, either physical or electronic, which should include the policyholder’s name, the insurance company’s name, and the policy number.
In New Jersey specifically, insurers are required to issue paper or electronic insurance ID cards, which should be kept as proof.
Contacting the insurance company directly and providing the accident date, location, and the policyholder’s name or policy number.
For extra verification, a copy of the accident or police report, along with vehicle information such as license plate number or VIN, can be submitted to the insurer or DMV, who can confirm if insurance was active at the time.