Catastrophic Injury Life Care Plans Process

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Engagement process

  1. Engagement and records collection: We confirm scope and conflicts, establish the retainer, and gather acute care, rehabilitation, outpatient, and equipment records.
  2. Records review and clinical chronology: We build a chronology from the injury through rehabilitation to current status, documenting the level of injury, complications, and functional outcomes.
  3. Clinical interview and home assessment: We interview the individual and caregivers, assess the home environment when appropriate, and coordinate with treating physicians, therapists, and equipment vendors.
  4. Lifetime care projection: We project attendant care, medical follow-up, therapies, equipment and prosthetics, home modification, transportation, and secondary-condition surveillance across the remaining life expectancy.
  5. Cost research and plan preparation: We price each item using geographically specific provider, agency, and vendor data and document the basis for every recommendation in a written plan.
  6. Testimony: We provide deposition and trial testimony and update the plan as the clinical picture or records change.

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