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Crackdown on 'Fake Patients': Medical Review Required for Minor Traffic Accident Injuries Exceeding 8 Weeks


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Starting on the 10th of next month, minor traffic accident patients suffering from sprains or bruises will be required to undergo a review by a medical professional if they wish to receive treatment for more than eight weeks.

This measure aims to reduce unnecessary insurance payouts for over-treatment involving so-called fake patients.

However, pregnant women and infants aged 7 or younger will be able to continue receiving treatment without a medical professional review.

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