Why Your Client with Spinal Cord Injuries Needs a Life Care Plan

Why Your Client with Spinal Cord Injuries Needs a Life Care Plan


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If your client has spinal cord injuries, they are likely unable to do their current job and will have a substantially reduced earning capacity and future medical care costs, which would require a Life Care Plan. In this video a motorcycle rider suffered a dislocation at level T-8 of his spine, requiring a four-level fusion surgery to stabilize him, among other multiple injuries. For more information call us at 800-292-1919 or visit us at oasinc.org.

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