Certified Life Care Planning

What is a Life Care Plan?

"A life care plan is a dynamic document based upon published standards of practice, comprehensive assessments, data analysis, and research that provides and organizes a concise plan for current and future needs with associated costs for individuals who have experienced catastrophic injuries, or have chronic, complex care needs."

According to the American Association of Nurse Life Care Planners, "The Nurse Life Care Planner uses knowledge, judgment and skills based on the principles of biological, physiological, behavioral, social and the holistic perspective of nursing science in applying the critical thinking model known as the nursing process in the development of the Life Care Plan."

Call on us for professional life care planning and medical cost projection services for your challenging medical/legal cases. Howland Health Consulting, Inc., is your experienced and reliable source for comprehensive medical record review and life care planning in catastrophic or complex disability, adverse drug reactions, worker's compensation, disabled children, liability, and elders. Our principal, Wendie A. Howland MN RN-BC CRRN CCM CNLCP LNCC, has 15 years' experience and contacts with experts throughout the country. She holds unrestricted licensure as a registered nurse in New York, California, Massachusetts, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island. Call us today for a free "first impression," no-obligation consultation.

Qualifications:

Certified in Legal Nurse Consulting (LNCC)

Masters in Critical Care Nursing (MN)

Certified in Rehabilitation Nursing (CRRN)

Certified in Case Management (CCM)

Certified in Life Care Planning (CNLCP)

Call Us First For:

Complex Medical Review & Analysis

Life Care Planning and Case Management

Elders

Liability

Worker's Compensation

Catastrophic or Complex Disability

We research and outline expected annual and lifetime costs for care over the lifespan, including medical follow-ups, supplies, equipment, medications, transportation, therapy, home care, and long-term residential facilities. Our files have most often involved persons who have suffered catastrophic injuries or illnesses, or may also be disabled children or elderly. We have recently begun seeing adverse drug reaction cases.

We also critique opposing LCPs for legal cases and are available for conferences with all parties, deposition, or testimony. (See Testimonials )

Articles of Interest:

John Fischesser, Litigation from the Trenches

A look at the world of civil litigation from the perspective of an associate attorney.

John Fischesser is an attorney at Eckenrode-Maupin in Clayton, MO, a boutique trial law firm with a focus on handling complex injury and death claims. He can also been found at his blog, Litigation from the Trenches, at http://litigationtrenches.blogspot.com.

Expert Q&A: Is it Too Late to Create a Life Care Plan for my Grandfather?

Life Care Plans are tools to help learn about and plan for expected needs over a person's life expectancy. This includes costs for medical care, such as equipment, physician and nursing care, medicines, and therapies, and also includes less-obvious things like goods and services to help with safe aging in place, transportation needs, and home modifications. For most people, it is never too late to have a good plan... ( Learn More... )

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