Board-Certified Physicians in Alabama

The tenets, methods, and best practices of the American Academy of Physician Life Care Planners were first published in 2017 in A Physician’s Guide to Life Care Planning: Tenets, Methods, and Best Practices for Physician Life Care Planners.

This peer-reviewed, regularly published methodology is widely accepted within the discipline of life care planning and has been reliably employed in thousands of state and federal court cases throughout the United States.

Training in the methodology advocated by the American Academy of Physician Life Care Planners has been peer-reviewed by the International Commission on Health Care Certification (ICHCC), the certifying body that governs the Certified Life Care Planning Certification (CLCP™), the oldest and most widely held certification in the field of life care planning. 

Additionally, the ICHCC peer-reviews and accepts life care plans that employ the methodology advocated by the American Academy of Physician Life Care Planners for the purpose of awarding CLCP™ Certification to CLCP™ Certification Candidates. Further, the ICHCC affords ICHCC Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to CLCP™ Certification Holders who receive methodological and clinical education from the American Academy of Physician Life Care Planners. Training in the methodology advocated by the American Academy of Physician Life Care Planners is reviewed and accepted by the American Medical Association (AMA), in conjunction with the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) and the University of Alabama Health Science Center of San Antonio. The AMA affords its highest level Continuing Medical Education Credits (CME Credits) to licensed physicians who receive methodological and clinical training and education from the American Academy of Physician Life Care Planners.