The record review that eats 30–50 hours before a plan even starts.
Building a life care plan means working from a raw stack of medical records first — sorted, deduplicated, and turned into a chronology you can actually build a projection from. That step alone typically runs 30–50 hours per case. VirtualScrivener drafts it first; you verify it against the source before it becomes the foundation of your plan.
Built around how a life care plan actually gets built
The groundwork a plan is built on
AI drafts it first, you verify it before it becomes your plan's foundation
Send the source records
Raw medical records, however disorganized, come in through a HIPAA-compliant platform built for handling case files securely.
AI sorts and drafts
Records are sorted, deduplicated, indexed, and drafted into the chronology or summary you need before plan development starts.
You verify it before it's the plan's foundation
Every document is checked against the source file before it's used to project future care and costs — nothing goes into the plan unverified.
Questions attorneys ask before hiring a planner
What is a life care planner?
A life care planner is a specialist who projects the future medical care, equipment, and cost needs of someone with a catastrophic or long-term injury, building on a full review of their medical records. Life care plans are used in personal injury, medical malpractice, and workers' comp cases to establish the cost of future care.
Legal nurse consultant vs. life care planner — which do I need?
A legal nurse consultant reviews medical records to assess case merit, standard of care, and causation. A life care planner takes a different next step — projecting the cost and scope of future medical care based on the injury. Many cases use both: an LNC early to screen and build the record chronology, and a life care planner later to project future needs once liability is established.
Get the record review off your desk before the plan work starts.
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