Recovering from a complex spinal cord injury (SCI) is never one-size-fits-all. These injuries can range in severity and presentation—from complete paralysis to partial sensory or
In the fourth and final session of the Injury Insight series, Dr. Charles Cassidy—Chairman of Orthopedics at Tufts University—shared invaluable perspectives on the diagnosis, treatment,
When developing a life care plan, accurately projecting future costs is critical. But what does it really cost? In today’s medical-legal landscape, life care plan
When someone suffers a catastrophic injury, the initial impact is only part of the story. The cost of care after injury stretches far beyond hospital
Families of children with disabilities often find themselves facing complex challenges. From understanding the full spectrum of available services to planning for the future, the
In the United States, someone experiences a brain injury approximately every seven seconds. Despite growing awareness around concussion protocols, chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), and blast
When it comes to future care planning after an injury or illness, every detail matters. A strong life care plan doesn’t just predict future needs,
In the medico-legal world, accurately determining whether a condition stems from a recent injury or was already present can significantly affect outcomes. The line between
When a person experiences an injury or illness that impacts their ability to live independently, proper home health planning becomes essential. The transition from hospital
When an individual’s ability to work is impacted by injury, disability, or medical conditions, determining their vocational future is critical. In medico-legal cases, vocational consultants
Medical chart reviews and chronologies play a crucial role in legal cases involving accidents, malpractice, and insurance claims. They provide a detailed record of a
In the complex world of litigation, accurately forecasting future medical costs is crucial. Whether you are dealing with catastrophic injuries, lifelong disabilities, or ongoing medical
Chronic pain is a complex and often debilitating condition impacting millions of individuals worldwide. In personal injury cases, effective pain management plays a critical role
For attorneys and insurance professionals, understanding Medicare Set-Aside (MSA) allocations is not just beneficial but essential in navigating the complexities of settlements involving Medicare beneficiaries.
If you are involved in a legal case or managing a patient’s long-term care needs, a life care plan is often essential. A life care
When a worker is injured on the job, it can be stressful for the worker, the employer, and even the claims adjuster or manager as
Attorneys (both plaintiff or defense) are committed to providing their clients with the best representation possible, and a key part of their strategy includes valuable
Workers’ compensation and case management are inextricable from the other. Medical management professionals involved in helping an employee travel the road to recovery and return
Documentary evidence is a critical component of all litigious matters. Thinking specifically about retrospective chart reviews, also known as a medical record review, a thorough
Employers nationwide are paying close attention to the need for wellness programs and benefits. Historically, one of the main drawbacks to providing wellness benefits is
Each year millions of claims are submitted by workers who may have suffered a work-related injury or illness. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 2.8
In early September (2020), the United States surpassed 6 million[i] cases of COVID-19 reported to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Since March, the U.S. has
The battle of the bulge has been a losing battle for many as the obesity rate for Americans has steadily increased to over 40%. More
Planning for the future? Determine the type of vocational services your case needs
In the wake of COVID-19 healthcare professionals worldwide are experiencing drastic changes in how they work and care for their patients – changes which not
In January 2018, the American Heart Association published an estimate that 103 million U.S. adults have high blood pressure, which accounts for nearly half of
The formal practice of Nurse Life Care Planning, which is approximately twenty-years-old, is often misunderstood by industry partners including attorneys, fiduciaries, and even professionals within
Last year (2019), in the state of Massachusetts, a little over 1,600 new workers compensation cases were filed. A number representing a very small percentage of the
In 2018, nearly 3.8 million babies were born within the United States. Most of these infants started their lives with no issues at birth and began achieving