What is Life Care Planning?
A life care plan is a dynamic document based on published standards of practice, comprehensive assessment, data analysis and research, which provides an organized, concise plan for current and future needs with associated cost, for individuals who experienced catastrophic injury or have chronic health care needs.
- Excerpted from: "Life Care Planning and Case Management Handbook," Dr. Roger O. Weed, CRC Press, 1998
Who Utilizes Life Care Plans?
What areas does a Life Care Plan Consider?
- Future Medical Care, Home / Family Care, Medication & Supplies
- Future Surgical Intervention or Aggressive Treatment Plan
- Wheelchair / Mobility Accessory & Maintenance Needs
- Projected Therapeutic Modalities
- Diagnostic Testing / Educational Assessment
- Leisure Time / Recreational Equipment
- Vocational Rehabilitation Assessment
- Lost Earning Capacity Assessment (optional)
CCMI Associates Experience in Life Care Planning
CCMI has developed or reviewed over 150 life care plans since 1987, specializing in plans for children and adults with catastrophic and complex health conditions. Our referral sources in life care planning have included plaintiff and defense attorneys, social service organizations, insurers, court appointed guardians, and pirvate individuals.
