Life Care Plans

What Is a Life Care Plan?

A life care plan uses recommendations from medical providers, medical records, and evidence-based guidelines to create a detailed plan for future medical care for the catastrophically injured, non-catastrophically injured, or chronically ill. The plan details a comprehensive objective estimate, in present-day value, of an individual’s future medical and non-medical needs throughout their lifetime based on specific injuries or illnesses sustained.

Assessing and calculating future medical costs is an indispensable part of any personal injury case, and those calculations are especially important in cases in which injuries are expected to have lifelong effects and require long-term care.

Our Texas Life Care Planners will carefully evaluate the individual needs and goals of the patient to create a plan that ensures proper care for future needs. For an accurate, comprehensive Life Care Plan, turn to a Certified Life Care Planner at DM Medical Cost Consulting.

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What’s Involved in the Life Care Planning Process?

Medical Records Review

Our Life Care Planning process starts with a careful review of the patient’s medical records and medical history up to this point, including all documentation surrounding the injury and associated costs.

Medical
Research

Using our medical background and consultations with treating physicians, our experienced Life Care Planners meticulously research the injury, helping form a picture of the expected trajectory for recovery or ongoing progression.

Face-to-Face Consultation

During our Life Care Planning process, we’re happy to meet with the injured individual as needed to conduct consultations on their condition. Our certified Life Care Planners offer services in both English and Spanish for your convenience.

Thorough Documentation

Thoroughly documenting the Life Care Planning process and results is essential to helping your case succeed. We document all aspects of our Life Care Plans to ensure the best results for you and your clients.

When Is a Life Care Plan Necessary? What Types of Injury Might Be Covered?

At DM Medical Cost Consulting, we’re proud to provide Life Care Plans to project future care costs for non-catastrophic injuries like those listed below. For catastrophic injuries, we can refer you to a reliable catastrophic injury Life Care Planner.

Dog or Animal Bites

Motorcycle Accidents

Premise Liability

Sports Injuries

Workplace Injuries

Product Liability

Do You Need a Life Care Plan or a Medical Cost Projection?

Many of our clients come to us unsure whether they need a Life Care Plan or a Medical Cost Projection. We’re happy to help you determine which is needed in your case, but there are a few key differences that you can keep in mind. First of all, Medical Cost Projections are shorter than Life Care Plans, helping them come in at a lower cost. While Life Care Plans are common in major commercial cases, Medical Cost Projections are a great option for many other types of cases.

Why Choose DM Medical Cost Consulting for Your Case?

Orthopedic Medical Background

If you’re looking for reliable future care cost projections, turning to a certified Life Care Planner with a medical background is an excellent choice. Here at DM Medical, we specialize in orthopedic medicine, giving us an advantage in many personal injury cases.

Reliable Experience

We have experience creating medical care cost projections for a variety of different types of injuries and many clients, and you can count on us to bring that same level of professionalism to all our work. We are committed to exceptional service.

Bilingual Life Care Planners

You can rely on our Life Care Planners for top-in-class personal injury medical care cost projection services in both English and Spanish.

DM Medical Cost Consulting works with attorneys (defense and plaintiff) and insurance companies throughout Texas. Getting an accurate assessment of current and future medical needs from a qualified Life Care Planner can make a significant difference in the outcome of your personal injury case.