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Birth injuries are gutting, tragic cases. Something goes wrong in the delivery room and/or the labor process, resulting in trauma to the child.

The three crucial elements of a life care plan are: gathering the facts, outlining the details, and drawing conclusions in today’s dollars.

A gratitude journal is more than just a list of the things we are thankful for. Done in the right way, it can change the lives of the chronically ill.

Let’s talk about mental health impact for the chronically ill, and some methods you can adopt right now in your own home to help.

Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.

In life care planning, we often see mental health changes taking place in the wake of a catastrophic life event.

There are four essential objectives which must be included in a preventative life care plan as the patient receives treatment, ages, and heals.

In life care planning, upper body nerve & traction injuries are not uncommon, particularly in car accidents. Here’s how we can help.

Hip injuries tend to favor women over men. This is primarily due to poorer bone density and osteoporosis in women.

A doctor and an individual working in life care planning must view their patients differently at times. Both viewpoints are equally important.

When I tell people that I am both a physician and a life care planner, I get a lot of questions. Life care planning is a type of case management.

What is a Life Care Planner? A Life Care Planner evaluates a patient in order to create a comprehensive life care plan.

I have seen many burns and electrical injuries in my work in life care planning and as a doctor of physical medicine. A life care planner can help.

A life care planner can be called to the courtroom at any time. People are eager to move forward and get closure, and I can help.

In the case of a serious permanent and catastrophic injury or illness or other life-altering injuries, at some point, you will be considering all of the options available to you...

We have Life Care Planning down to a science... First, let’s define what a Life Care Plan is… or as we like to call it… A Care Plan for Life

If you are seeking out the benefits of a life care plan by reading this post, the answer is very likely “yes.”

Have you been involved recently in an accident or injury where potential litigation exists? Do you suffer from a serious permanent or catastrophic injury or illness?

A life care plan is something we all hope we will never need.