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Most Arizona drivers don’t realize the biggest threat after a crash is a silent injury that shows up days later—neck/back soft-tissue, concussion, nerve pain. Insurers use gaps in treatment and late reporting to shrink your Phoenix car accident claim. Here’s how to protect it.

Do this in the first 24–72 hours
• ER/urgent care → primary → specialist if referred; ask for work restrictions in your notes.
• Document symptoms daily (headache, light sensitivity, neck stiffness, sleep issues, numbness).
• Preserve proof: wide/close photos, request nearby CCTV/doorbell video before it overwrites, back up dashcam.
• Insurance script: “Is this call recorded? Is a recorded statement required today? Please email a coverage letter listing all policies and limits (their BI; my UM/UIM and MedPay). I’ll provide facts in writing.”
• Keep property and injury claims separate; don’t let a PD release close your injury case.

Money most people miss in Arizona
• UM/UIM (when the other driver has low/no limits) • MedPay • Rental/Loss-of-Use • Diminished Value after repairs

Educational only — not legal advice.
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