Damages review and life care planning by nurse consultants
When an injury is permanent, the damages turn on what care the person will need and what it will cost. A nurse with rehabilitation, case management or life care planning experience reviews the records and identifies future medical, therapy, equipment and attendant-care needs, with the support for each one.
What it costs
$2,500–10,500
Typical scope, at $100–175/hr
How fast
3–6 weeks
Request damages and life care planningFree to post · you pick the nurse and the price
What you get
- Current condition and functional limitations, drawn from the records
- Future care needs: physician follow-up, therapy, medications, equipment, home modifications, attendant or facility care
- The record support and assumptions behind each item
- Where certified life care planners or physician input are needed to support the plan
Get proposals from license-verified nurses in the right specialty, with their fee and turnaround.
Post a caseWhen firms use it
- Catastrophic injury, birth injury and brain injury cases
- Evaluating settlement value
- Reviewing or rebutting the other side's life care plan
How it works
- 1. Post a redacted brief. Case type, specialties, page count, deadline and budget. We check it for names and identifiers before it goes live.
- 2. Compare proposals. Consultants in matching specialties see it first and propose a flat fee or hourly rate. Each attests to having no conflict with the parties you list.
- 3. Hire and share records. Pay through the platform; we hold payment until you accept the work. Records go into an encrypted workspace only your team and your consultant can open.
Deadline in under 10 days? Mark it rush.
Rush ($199) lists your case first and alerts every available consultant at once. Priority ($99) lists it first for a week. Either is refunded if no proposal arrives within 48 hours.
Questions
Is this a certified life care plan?+
It depends on the consultant. Some hold a life care planning certification (CLCP, CNLCP), shown on their profile; ask for it in your brief if you need one. For testimony, many firms retain a certified planner.
Do I still need a physician?+
Usually, yes: a physician typically supports the medical necessity of future care. You can request one from the case.
How is it priced?+
Usually hourly, with a scope estimate. Ask for one in the proposals you receive.
Post a redacted brief, compare proposals
Describe the case without names. License-verified nurses in the right specialty send proposals with their experience and rate. Records are shared only after you hire, in an encrypted workspace.
Need a physician for causation or a certificate of merit? Request one from the case. Already work with a nurse consultant? Bring them into the same workspace on a plan.