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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.

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.”

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

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?