Life care plan for personal injury settlement
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A life care plan is a document that provides an organized, concise plan for the current and future needs of an injured person seeking compensation. It is important to hire a life care planner who can help receive a full settlement by calculating past, present, and future medical costs and expenses. The life care planner will review medical records, consult with healthcare providers, and analyze treatment needs, costs, and life expectancy to present a strong case that guarantees full claim compensation. Their techniques include reviewing the injury's impact, estimating future care requirements and expenses, and providing references to support the financial projections.
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- 1. Elementary School Life care plan for personal injury settlement Presents
- 2. Life care plan motto • Life is a precious gift from God so at all cost it is to be cared and nourished. • Life care planners come to play in the personal life of every injured person for a proper settlement.
- 3. Realism in the life care plan • NCHS states that there are 31 million personal injury cases in which, 2 million are severely affected to sue for 8 figure-compensation. • In fact, hardly people get compensation, so the life care planner comes to their rescue.
- 4. What is life care plan? Life care plan is a dynamic document based upon published standards of practice comprehensive assessment, data analysis, and research which provides an organized, concise plan for current and future needs. By the way, do you need a life care plan? Absolutely! You need one.
- 5. When? • In terms of Personal injury • Workers’ compensation Settlements/ Medicare set-asides • Medical malpractice • Disability claims • Reserve setting for insurance companies • Product liability claim/tort • Aging Life Care Planning • Discharge Planning • Pediatric life care plan for Birth Injury
- 6. Why? • Life care planners can help you receive the entire settlement as demanded calculating the past, present, future, and the attorney’s cost. • They can present the proof before the jury for the right verdict, which will guarantee your 100% claim. • Even if your pre-trial settlement negotiations failed, it is the best time to hire a quality life care planner to prepare a strong life care plan.
- 7. Techniques of life care planner • Life care planners first and foremost review the medical records of the ailing person • Analysis of plaintiff’s significant damages due to injury/illness • Consult the patients’ health care providers • Review the past and current treatment/symptoms • Explore specific care-needs of illness or injury • Consider the loss of economic opportunity • Abstract of pain, sufferings, and inconveniences encountered on the course of personal injury
- 8. Techniques of life care planner • Analysis of patient’s inability to do daily activity, housing facility, transportation, and other paraphernalia connected to the personal injury claims. • Analysis of plaintiff’s psychological health • Figure out life expectancy • Review on medical cost from various sources of the same geography • Enclose the appropriate references for past future cost • Analysis of future medical treatment and cost estimation • Analysis of future need of home health care, house hold needs, medical equipment and supplies
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