• Medical treatment for life, or for as long as treatment is needed for the injuries you suffered in the accident;
• Wage loss up to 85% of lost wages for up to three years, subject to a monthly cap which is revised annually;
• Attendant care (nursing services;
• Replacement Services of up to $20 per day for a maximum of three years if you are unable to perform household tasks such as cleaning, lawn mowing, running errands, etc.;
• Mileage Reimbursement if you must travel to receive medical treatment.

• Your own insurance, if you have no insurance;
• The insurance company of a resident relative such as your spouse, parent or sibling. If none;
• The insurer of the owner of the motor vehicle involved in the accident, if none;
• The insurer of the driver of the motor vehicle involved in the accident, if none;
• The State of Michigan Assigned Claims Facility.

If you are a pedestrian injured by an uninsured motor vehicle the following order of priority will apply:

• Your own insurance, if you have none;
• The insurance company of a resident relative such as your spouse, parent or sibling, if none;
• The insurer of the owner of the motor vehicle involved in the accident, if none;
• The insurer of the driver of the vehicle invol*ved in the accident, if none;
• The State of Michigan Assigned Claims Facility

Motorcycles are not considered "motor vehicles" under Michigan law. In the case of a motorcycle/auto collision the order of priority for payment of First-Party benefits would apply as follows:

• First priority is the insurer of the owner of the motor vehicle involved in the accident, if none;
• the insurer of the operator of the motor vehicle involved in the accident, if none;
• the motor vehicle insurer of the operator of the motorcycle involved in the accident, if none;
• the motor vehicle insurer of the owner of the motorcycle involved in the accident, if none;
• the State of Michigan Assigned Claims Facility.