<prompt> Human: Hi guys, so made a new, throwaway for this, due to this information being rather personal, and anyone who knows of this situation could easily identify me, alas, here we go.ALSO PLEASE TELL ME IF THIS IS THE WRONG AREA TO POST, AND DIRECT ME TO MORE OF AN APPROPRIANT SR.So, as of yesterday, my father is now in the ICU in Seattle, Washington, at Harbor View. To get into detail on what happened, A woman Now Deceased was speeding, driving erratically, heading from the left side, towards my father. She was leaving a specifically dangerous Curve, and hit my father head on sliding from the side, in the middle of the road, her in a small honda accord, and my dad in a rather big truck. This not only obliterated her small car, but left the front of his vehicle completely crushed in. Now, she was going so fast, my father had very little reaction time, so he really couldnt get out of the way in time, basically the other driver completely at fault.Now, to digress, she ended up passing away, and my father was transferred from our local ER, to a top hospital in Seattle. His spine was fractured, and he may need surgery, and he in ICU currently. Due to recently being out of work, he doesnt have health insurance on himself, although we did make an insurance claim on our truck. My question is, will the other drivers insurance cover our medical finances? Or will the state? Both parties are from Washington. The hospital itself is extremely expensive, not to mention the ride on the ambulance, and our vehicles damage makes it to the point it is no longer driveable. We are worried about possibly him needing surgery, or surgerys they are still discussing, we find out soon. And what to do about all of the costs regarding everything now that will happen. We arent the richest, middleclass at most, so this will impact our finances greatly. Do you guys have any tips, suggestions, whatsoever? Thanks in advance!A worried daughter  <response>: 1. get a COBRA plan and make sure it is retroactive.2. consult a lawyer 