Our Preliminary Findings Report

A focused review of medical records, imaging, and treatment history establishes the foundation of the plan. This includes records from emergency services, hospital visits, specialist consultations, and rehabilitation programs to verify the nature and progression of the injury. The history of present illness outlines symptoms, prior treatments, and the impact on daily life, ensuring all recommendations are medically justified and aligned with the patient’s long-term needs.

This section provides a comprehensive summary of the patient’s medical conditions, functional limitations, and ongoing symptoms. It evaluates diagnostic test results, physician assessments, and clinical impressions to determine the severity of the injury and its long-term implications. By outlining the effects of the condition on mobility, daily activities, and pain levels, this section supports the necessity for continued medical care and rehabilitation.

A structured plan details necessary medical interventions, including ongoing physician visits, medication management, therapy sessions, and potential surgical procedures. It also addresses rehabilitation needs such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, and pain management interventions to maximize function and improve the patient’s quality of life. This ensures that the patient has access to essential medical and rehabilitative services to prevent complications and promote long-term well-being.

A high-level cost estimate outlines the financial requirements for the patient’s future medical care, including routine visits, therapy, medications, and assistive devices. It differentiates between recurring annual costs and one-time expenses for major medical procedures or interventions. Geographic cost adjustments and supporting record reviews ensure accurate financial projections, providing a structured financial outlook for settlement planning, insurance claims, and long-term care funding.