Economic losses may extend beyond hospital bills and include costs for pain medication, physical therapy, lost wages due to the inability to work, lost earning potential in the future, and the cost of adapting one’s home and vehicle for a disabled victim. In addition, victims of catastrophic injuries are also typically eligible for non-economic damages, such as compensation for loss of enjoyment of life, inability to pursue hobbies and goals or work their previous job, pain and suffering, emotional trauma, and psychological damages.