Supporting Catastrophic Injury Care in Michigan
Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association
Since 1978, the MCCA has offered financial support for lifetime medical care following severe auto accidents. We make sure the funds exist so that every person in Michigan who suffers a catastrophic injury gets the care they need, when they need it.
About MCCA
The Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association is a model of financial stability and success that has effectively served the state as a nonprofit re-insurer, enabling insurance companies to provide no-fault coverage that pays for medical care to those who have been catastrophically injured in car crashes.
Nonprofit status since 1978
$25 billion in lifetime funding provided
More than 49,000 catastrophic claims reported
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