ProNurse Legal Solutions accepts life care planning and medical cost projection cases involving the following injury and diagnostic categories. Services are available to plaintiff and defense counsel nationwide.

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Life care plans for TBI cases address cognitive rehabilitation, neuropsychological care, supervised living needs, behavioral health support, and long-term medical monitoring across mild, moderate, and severe presentations.

Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Plans address equipment needs, attendant care, rehabilitation, urological care, respiratory support, and secondary complication management for both complete and incomplete injuries across all levels.

Catastrophic Orthopedic Injuries Includes complex fractures, joint injuries, and musculoskeletal trauma requiring surgical intervention, extended rehabilitation, and long-term functional support.

Amputations Life care plans address prosthetic needs and replacement schedules, rehabilitation, residual limb care, and functional adaptation across upper and lower extremity amputations.

Burn Injuries Plans address surgical care, scar management, reconstructive procedures, psychological support, and long-term functional and cosmetic treatment needs.

Chronic Pain Conditions Includes complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), failed back syndrome, and other chronic pain diagnoses requiring long-term pain management, functional support, and quality of life interventions.

Perinatal and Birth Injuries Life care plans for perinatal cases address neonatal complications, hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), cerebral palsy, and related long-term care needs across the lifespan.

Pediatric Catastrophic Injury Plans for pediatric cases account for growth and developmental milestones, educational support needs, caregiver burden, and care needs projected across a full life expectancy.

Neurological Conditions Includes acquired brain injuries, stroke, multiple sclerosis, and other neurological diagnoses resulting from trauma or medical negligence requiring long-term care planning.

Other Medically Complex Diagnoses Rachel accepts cases involving other complex medical conditions not listed above. Contact her directly to discuss case-specific needs.

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