Get an attorney. There are plenty who specialize in auto injuries. As otterley said, many injury lawyers work on contingency. Furthermore, many will help you ge

Get an attorney. There are plenty who specialize in auto injuries. As otterley said, many injury lawyers work on contingency. Furthermore, many will help you get medical attention while you're waiting for Uber to cough up money to pay your bills. One of my taxi passengers was going to a Chiropractor. She'd lost her car in a car wreck caused by the other driver. The chiropractor paid her taxi fare, and billed the passenger's attorney for this and their fee. The passenger was previously not a Chiropractic fan, but the urgent care she'd gone to first basically ripped her off by charging lots of money for anti-inflammatory medication (which didn't help at all). She was feeling much better with regular treatments from her new Chiropractor. (I personally have been to lots of Chiropractors. Some were pretty good, some were mediocre. Eventually I found some manual therapy systems that are more gentle and reliable. As one of the doctors I'd visited said, "all some people need is any kind of touch, which is why they love their massage therapist...") (I bet Uber's founders were so annoyed when they realized they had to hire people to provide customer service. The transportation company I used to drive for has always had people to take complaints, and to deal with problems.)