Detail	CLCP Certified Life Care Planner	MSCC Medicare Set-Aside Certified Consultant	CMCPS Certified Medical Cost Projection Specialist
Tuition	$3,299	$999	$1,298
Length	120 hours • 7 modules	30 hours • 6 modules	45 hours • 6 modules
Best for	For rehabilitation, medical, and vocational professionals working toward the Certified Life Care Planner or Canadian CLCP (CCLCP) credential. The ICHCC sets specific eligibility requirements to sit the exam - see the official candidate handbook (linked below) for the details that apply to you.	Generally pursued by professionals in workers' compensation case management, legal or insurance case management involving work-related injury claims, social services case management of injured workers, rehabilitation case management (including CRCs and CDMSs), and case management of Medicare beneficiaries.	For health care, workers' compensation, legal, and HR professionals who need to project the future cost of medical care - including CLCPs/CCLCPs in good standing, case managers, disability management professionals, rehabilitation specialists, nurses, PT/OT and their assistants, physicians and physicians' assistants, chiropractors, speech therapists, social workers, insurance claims adjusters, attorneys, paralegals, HR professionals, and qualifying government employees.
You'll be able to	By the end of the program, you'll be able to develop a defensible life care plan from intake through cost projection, apply the standards of practice and ethical guidelines that govern the credential, and identify the vocational and forensic considerations that shape a plan. You'll finish having completed a peer-reviewed sample life care plan - the last requirement to apply for the CLCP or CCLCP exam.	By the end of the program, you'll understand why and when a Medicare Set-Aside is required, how it's used in the settlement process, and how CMS reviews and prices a WCMSA submission. You'll finish having completed a peer-reviewed sample MSA report - the last requirement to apply for the MSCC credential.	By the end of the program, you'll understand the full Medical Cost Projection process - from referral intake through injury-specific review, coding, and pricing. You'll finish having completed a peer-reviewed sample Medical Cost Projection report - the last requirement to apply for the CMCPS exam.
Prerequisite	Evidence of completion of an ICHCC-approved training program	Evidence of completion of an ICHCC-approved training program	Education: at minimum an Associate's degree (exceptions for diploma RNs, licensed insurance adjusters/agents, and paralegals with a paralegal certificate)
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Not sure where to start?

Three quick questions.

Do you already hold CLCP/CCLCP and want to add Medicare set-aside expertise, or work primarily in workers' comp case management? → MSCC is your next step
Do you have relevant clinical or vocational experience and want to author defensible life care plans? → CLCP is the credential you want
Do you need to project future medical costs for claims, settlements, or Medicare set-asides? → CMCPS is built for you

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FAQ

Common questions about our programs.

Are the programs really self-paced?

Yes. There's a recommended pace, but you complete each program on-demand and at your own speed within the modules.

Do the certifications come from AAACEUs?

No - CLCP, MSCC, and CMCPS are all issued by the ICHCC. Our programs satisfy the pre-approved training requirement to sit for those exams. We have no financial relationship with the certifying board.

What if I fail the certification exam?

The training program prepares you for the exam content, but AAACEUs doesn't administer or guarantee the ICHCC exam itself. Contact the ICHCC directly about retake policies.

Can my employer pay for the program?

Yes - we can provide an employer-friendly receipt on request.

Are CEUs included?

Each module issues a certificate of completion, and the capstone module for CLCP, MSCC, and CMCPS also counts toward continuing education for several related credentials - see each module's credit note.