Auto Health Coverage

Auto and health coverage are two separate insurance systems that protect you financially when accidents, injuries, or illness happen. South Carolina requires you to carry auto insurance if you drive, and understanding what types of coverage exist—and what they actually pay for—helps you make decisions that fit your situation. Health insurance works differently, covering medical care and prescription costs, and the rules depend on whether you get coverage through an employer, buy it yourself, or may have access to for a government program.

These articles explain how each type of coverage works, what different policy options mean, how deductibles and premiums affect your costs, and what happens when you need to file a claim. You'll also learn about your options if you're uninsured or underinsured, and how to understand the paperwork that comes with your policy.