A life care planning and medical cost evaluation professional with nearly 20 years of clinical and rehabilitation-related experience, this individual specializes in assessing future medical needs and associated costs for individuals with injury or illness. Their work includes reviewing extensive medical and billing records to develop comprehensive life care plans and past medical cost analyses, with a focus on projecting long-term care needs and evaluating cost structures associated with ongoing care. This experience supports matters involving personal injury, catastrophic injury, and ongoing medical care needs.

Their background includes clinical practice as a physician assistant across multiple settings, including trauma and acute care, neurology, occupational medicine, and primary care. This multidisciplinary experience informs their evaluation of treatment pathways, medical necessity, and care planning considerations. Since 2011, their work has concentrated on life care planning and medical record analysis, involving the review of thousands of case files to assess treatment history, anticipated interventions, and cost structures tied to future care needs.

Educational qualifications include a Master of Medical Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Emergency Services Administration, along with formal training in life care planning. Professional credentials include Certified Physician Assistant and Certified Life Care Planner, supported by additional certifications in advanced trauma life support and emergency medical services.