Looking for a “No-Fault doctor near me”?
Choose a provider whose role fits your symptoms. Dr. Jonathan A. Sirota is a chiropractor, not an emergency department or a substitute for every medical specialty. The office can discuss chiropractic evaluation for appropriate accident-related concerns.
Call 917-763-4141 with the accident date and the claim information you already have. Eligibility and payment arrangements need to be confirmed for your case; this page cannot determine your insurance benefits.
Understand the general 30-day notice rule.
New York generally requires written notice of a No-Fault claim as soon as reasonably practicable and within 30 days of the accident. There is an exception when clear and reasonable written justification for late notice is provided. Contact the applicable insurer promptly about the correct process.
This is a claim-notice rule, not a universal deadline to receive your first treatment. Do not interpret it as a reason to delay needed medical care or to assume that a late claim is automatically ineligible.
Which insurer should you contact?
For a typical New York accident involving an occupant of a vehicle, the claim is generally filed with that vehicle’s insurer. Pedestrian, uninsured-vehicle, bus and out-of-state situations can involve different rules. Ask the insurer or a qualified adviser about your circumstances.
The official New York DFS resources below explain claim procedures. They are a better starting point for insurance rules than an online promise of guaranteed coverage.
What to bring to the appointment.
- Date and basic details of the accident
- Claim number and insurer information, if available
- Adjuster contact details and relevant correspondence
- Existing medical reports and discharge instructions
Use the accident evaluation booking option. If claim details are incomplete, call to discuss how to proceed and choosing the appropriate appointment.
Questions patients ask
Is every car accident visit covered in full?
Coverage is case-specific. The practice accepts eligible New York No-Fault cases, but your insurer and the office must confirm the applicable claim and service details.
Does the 30-day rule mean I must begin chiropractic care within 30 days?
The general rule discussed here concerns written notice of a No-Fault claim. It is not a universal first-treatment deadline. Ask your insurer about all deadlines for your claim.
Is this the same as my health insurance?
No-Fault accident coverage is a different pathway from the practice’s regular self-pay care. Discuss the applicable payment arrangement before your visit.
Sources & practice information
Updated November 10, 2026. Practice information: Jonathan A. Sirota, DC, CCSP, PC, in practice since 1990. Medical and insurance information is based on the sources below; these organizations do not endorse this practice.
General education cannot diagnose an injury or establish insurance coverage. An individual examination and claim review are required.