Life Care Planning offers a systematic methodology for identifying current and long-term medical and rehabilitation needs and quantifying future costs for catastrophically injured or chronically disabled individuals. Life Care Plans are used in catastrophic personal injury, medical malpractice, and workplace accident cases to assist counsel in the litigation process, such as mediation, deposition, or trial.

The Life Care assessment process includes a review of medical, rehabilitation, and legal records; client interviews and home visits; communication with physicians and medical/rehabilitation professionals regarding treatment and equipment needs; and research related to medical resources and costs, replacement schedules, and vendors in specific geographic regions. Once these steps have been completed, a timely and customized report is developed, and key information is then communicated to the economist who applies specific medical inflation rates to determine present day value costs to fund the plan.