This session provides an educational overview of mobility and accessibility solutions commonly encountered in life care planning and medical-legal case work. Participants will explore key categories of vehicle modifications and home accessibility adaptations, including how these solutions are evaluated, selected, and implemented based on individual functional needs. The presentation will outline clinical, environmental, and long-term considerations that influence mobility recommendations, with attention to aging in place, catastrophic injury, and special needs populations. Attendees will gain a structured understanding of available options, typical applications, and factors that impact durability, cost, and appropriateness over time. The session will also provide an industry-level perspective to help practitioners better interpret vendor recommendations, assess reasonableness, and integrate mobility solutions into comprehensive care plans. Objective 1 Identify and differentiate common types of vehicle mobility modifications and their appropriate applications based on functional limitations. Objective 2 Describe key home accessibility solutions and evaluate how environmental and clinical factors influence their selection. Objective 3 Explain the role of mobility and accessibility solutions within life care planning, including considerations for long-term use, cost projection, and case defensibility.