The life care planners at RN Edge provide a comprehensive document that outlines the individual’s current and future medical, rehabilitation, and support needs, as well as the associated costs and resources required to meet those needs over their lifetime.

Key components of a life care plan may include:

1. Medical and rehabilitation needs: Assessment of the individual’s current medical condition, functional abilities, and ongoing rehabilitation needs, including therapies, medications, medical equipment, and assistive devices.
2. Psychological and social support: Evaluation of the individual’s emotional and social needs, including mental health services, counseling, and community resources to support their overall well-being.
3. Home modifications and accessibility: Recommendations for home modifications, adaptive equipment, and assistive technology to improve the individual’s safety, mobility, and independence.
4. Educational and vocational services: Planning for educational and vocational services to help the individual achieve their academic and career goals, including job training, job placement, and vocational rehabilitation programs.
5. Cost projections: Estimation of the costs associated with the individual’s long-term care needs, including medical expenses, rehabilitation services, personal care assistance, and other necessary resources.