
Progressive publishes a medical provider fax for injury records and a general customer service fax whose purpose it does not state. Neither is a consumer claims fax, because Progressive does not publish one.
Who This Page Is For
Medical providers and billing staff sending injury records or bills to Progressive, and anyone trying to work out whether the general fax on Progressive's contact page is the one they need. Progressive does not publish a fax route for a policyholder or claimant filing an ordinary auto claim.
Progressive publishes two fax numbers, and they do very different jobs. Medical providers send injury records, personal injury protection documentation, and supporting material to (877) 213-7258, a number Progressive states in its own eBill guidance for medical providers. A second number, (877) 280-5587, appears on Progressive's general contact page as a customer service fax, but Progressive does not say what it is for. The important gap: no fax route exists for a consumer filing or supplementing an auto claim, and nothing on progressive.com offers one.
Fax numbers verified 2026-09-17.
The wrong-route risk on this page is specific. The general number, (877) 280-5587, is widely repeated online as "the Progressive claims fax number," and it is not. Sending claim documentation there means sending it somewhere Progressive has not told you it will be read.
Progressive's provider guidance is specific: every faxed record set needs the identification code used in PWK06 and the nine-digit Progressive claim number. Injury records are usually a long document set rather than a single page. Our guide to faxing medical records covers the practical side of moving a full record set cleanly.
Dealing with more than one insurer on the same incident is common. Our directory also covers Allstate's fax numbers, how to fax USAA, the Erie Insurance fax page, Nationwide's claims fax, and sending a fax to The Hartford, each with its own destination and audience notes.
It is widely described that way online, including on answer sites, but Progressive does not say so. Progressive lists it on its contact page as a fax number without stating what it handles, and its claims pages do not mention fax at all. Treat it as a general contact fax of unstated purpose, not a claims destination.
Nothing on progressive.com offers customers a fax route. Progressive's claims process directs policyholders and claimants to the mobile app, the online policy login, or the claims phone line, and documents uploaded that way attach to the claim file automatically.