Which type of coverage is often included in auto insurance to aid after an accident?

MedPay coverage, short for Medical Payments coverage, is designed to help with medical expenses resulting from an auto accident, regardless of fault. This type of coverage can assist in covering costs related to injuries sustained by the policyholder, passengers in the policyholder's vehicle, and in some cases, pedestrians. It ensures that medical bills are taken care of promptly, allowing individuals to focus on recovery without the added stress of financial burdens from healthcare costs.

While collision coverage also supports individuals after an accident, its primary function is to cover damage to the policyholder's vehicle resulting from a collision, rather than directly addressing medical expenses. Liability coverage is focused on protecting the policyholder against claims arising from injuries or damage to others, which does not cover personal medical bills. Lastly, comprehensive coverage protects against damages not associated with collisions, such as theft or weather-related damages, and does not address medical expenses directly. Thus, MedPay coverage is the most appropriate form of coverage specifically aimed at aiding with medical expenses following an accident.