The University of Florida Life Care Planning Certificate Program is a unique learning environment that creates a new approach to training in Life Care Planning by combining advanced online & onsite systems. Unlike online-only schools, the University of Florida offers both online innovation and the stability and structure of an established brick-and-mortar institution.
What is Life Care Planning?
Life Care Planning is a consistent methodology for analyzing the needs made necessary by the onset of a disability or chronic health condition through the life expectancy of the patient. The life care planner must consider a myriad of variables, all of which are covered in this step-by-step review of the Life Care Planning process.
What Makes UF Different?
As a nation-wide leader in Life Care Planning, the University of Florida is the only university with three certified Life Care Planners on site. Additionally, the development and instruction team at the University of Florida's Life Care Planning Certification Program includes some of the most respected names in Life Care Planning.
How Can I Learn More?
See About the Program for more information. You can also request more information from our program liaison.
The division of continuing education is pleased to offer the Canadian Institute for Life Care Planners the opportunity to participate in the UF Life Care Planning Pre-Certification Program.
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