Brain Damaged Woman Faces Long Recovery After Sacramento Bus Collision, Part 7 of 7
(Please note: the names and locations of all parties have been changed to protect the confidentiality of the proceedings.)
Through the present, Diane Cash continues to treat with Dr. S. and Dr. C. and continues to receive counseling from Dr. Y., for her injuries sustained in the bus accident of February 6, 2005. Additionally, as prescribed and instructed by Dr. S., Ms. Cash receives cognitive, speech, physical and occupational therapy. Diane Cash remains disabled by her injuries through the present time.
Medical bills to date total in excess of $50,000.00.
Plaintiff's counsel has retained the services of Life Care Planner, Carol H.. Plaintiff anticipates future expenses for medication and transportation or attendant care in excess of $20,000 per year.
C. Future Medical Expenses.
Diane Cash continues to receive cognitive retraining, physical therapy and speech therapy at St Luke’s Hospital. The monthly charges for this therapy are as follows:
Cognitive retraining $186.00
Physical therapy $186.00
Speech therapy $294.00
TOTAL: $666.00
Ongoing medical expenses, including medication, reduced to present cash value, are anticipated to be $507,000.00.






