Traumatic Brain Injury – OAS Gets Lifetime Care and Rehabilitation Needs Met

Traumatic Brain Injury – OAS Gets Lifetime Care and Rehabilitation Needs Met

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A Life Care Plan is an important evaluation when an individual´s injury is so severe that they will impact the person’s ability to perform their activities of daily living. If an individual uses a cane, walker, or wheelchair for mobility, they will require a Life Care Plan. When a client already receives home care assistance either from a family member or a home care agency, a Life Care Plan evaluation is necessary and beneficial to either Plaintiff or Defense attorneys.

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