Terms & Conditions

Lamarkee Concierge Services – Post-Surgical Recovery Terms & Conditions

 

The document outlines the terms and conditions for Lamarkee Concierge Services. It is designed to inform patients and clients of the scope of services, eligibility criteria, pricing structure, confidentiality practices, liability provisions, and operational procedures. The language herein is formal and intended for business or legal reference, ensuring clarity and mutual understanding between the Service and its patients.

 

1. Service Scope

The Service provides personalized nursing and healthcare support in non-emergency settings. Our scope of practice covers a range of in-home and concierge healthcare services delivered by licensed nursing professionals. Key services and any limitations are outlined below:

• In-Home Nursing Care: Comprehensive in-home care, including assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), vital sign monitoring, wound care, and general health supervision. Nurses can help with bathing, dressing, mobility support, and other personal care tasks as needed in the patient's home environment.

• Medication Management: Administration of medications as prescribed by the patient’s physician, including oral medications, injections, and IV therapies if ordered. Nurses will ensure medications are taken on schedule, in correct dosages, and will document all medication administrations. (Note: The Service does not prescribe medications; it only administers or reminds patients to take medications as directed by their healthcare provider.) • Post-Surgical Assistance: Support for patients recovering after surgery or medical procedures. This includes wound dressing changes, pain management as directed by a physician, mobility assistance, and monitoring for any signs of complications during recovery. Nurses follow the post-operative care plan provided by the surgeon or hospital to facilitate a safe recovery at home.

• Wellness Checks and Preventive Care: Routine wellness visits to check on patient well-being. These visits may include health assessments (e.g. blood pressure, temperature, oxygen saturation checks), chronic condition monitoring (such as glucose checks for diabetics), and general wellness advice. Nurses provide education on nutrition, medication adherence, and lifestyle modifications as appropriate to support the patient’s health goals.

• Care Coordination and Personal Assistance: Communication with physicians, physical therapists, or other healthcare providers involved in the patient’s care, as authorized. The Service can accompany patients to medical appointments for support and note-taking, help coordinate prescription refills, and assist with medical paperwork if needed. Personal assistance may also include running essential health-related errands (such as picking up medications or medical supplies).

• Service Limitations: The Service is not an emergency medical provider and does not offer emergency response or high-acuity medical interventions beyond basic first aid. We do not perform surgical or invasive medical procedures at home, and we do not provide intensive medical equipment (such as ventilators or life-support devices) unless specifically arranged through third-party providers. If a patient’s condition exceeds our scope (for example, requires hospital-level care or emergency attention), our nurse will stabilize the patient as able and contact emergency services. Additionally, certain specialized care (e.g., obstetric deliveries, management of highly infectious diseases, or care requiring physician supervision on-site) is outside the Lamarkee Concierge Services’ scope. We reserve the right to decline or refer services if a requested task falls outside our licensed capabilities or legal allowances. By clearly defining our service scope, we ensure patients understand what services are available and set appropriate expectations for care. All services are delivered in accordance with applicable nursing practice laws and regulations.

 

2. Patient Eligibility

To uphold safety and quality standards, the Service establishes eligibility criteria for patients who are eligible to receive care. These criteria help determine if our nursing concierge services are suitable for a prospective patient’s needs. Only individuals meeting the following requirements are eligible for care:

• Age Requirements: The Service generally provides care for adult patients (18 years and older). Adolescent or pediatric patients (under 18) may be accepted on a case-by-case basis if a parent or legal guardian consents and a suitable care plan is in place. Elderly patients (including those 65 and older) are a core patient group for in-home care. There is no upper age limit, provided the patient’s care needs fall within our service scope.

• Medical Condition Coverage: The patient must have a stable or manageable medical condition that can be managed in a home or non-hospital setting. We commonly support patients recovering from surgeries, managing chronic illnesses (e.g., diabetes, hypertension), or needing assistance with daily health maintenance. Patients with acute medical emergencies, highly unstable conditions, or those requiring continuous intensive care are not eligible for our services until their condition stabilizes and a physician deems home care appropriate.

• Physician Oversight and Referrals: For certain services (such as post-surgical care or complex medication administration), we require that the patient’s primary care physician or surgeon provide a detailed care plan or referral. A physician’s referral may be necessary if the patient seeks insurance reimbursement or if the law mandates it for specific home health services. Patients must have a designated physician on record whom our nurses can contact for clarification or in case of care plan adjustments.

• Care Plan and Consent: An initial assessment will be conducted to determine if the Service can meet the patient’s needs. Patients (or their legal guardians) must review and consent to a proposed care plan before services begin. Full disclosure of the patient’s medical history, current medications, and known allergies is required during intake to ensure safe care. The Service reserves the right to decline applicants who do not provide necessary medical information or whose needs fall outside our capabilities.

• Environment and Safety Requirements: The patient’s home environment (or location of care) must be safe and appropriate for providing care. This means it should be clean and free of hazards, with any necessary medical equipment available or arranged. For instance, if the patient needs specialized equipment (oxygen, hospital bed, etc.), these must be in place. The presence of aggressive pets or other safety risks may disqualify service until resolved. The patient (and family members) are expected to cooperate with basic infection control measures (e.g., allowing the nurse to wash hands, wear gloves or masks as needed) to protect both the patient and staff. All eligibility decisions are made in alignment with professional standards and regulatory guidelines. If a patient is deemed ineligible or needs services beyond our scope, we will endeavor to provide referrals to appropriate facilities or care providers. Ensuring proper eligibility helps maintain the safety of the patient and the integrity of the care provided.

 

3. Pricing

Our pricing policy is designed to be transparent and fair, reflecting the personalized nature of concierge nursing services. Patients will receive clear information about billing rates, schedules, and any fees before care begins. The general framework for pricing is as follows:

• Billing Structure: Services may be billed on an hourly basis or per visit, depending on the type of care. Routine in-home visits are often billed hourly, with a minimum visit length (e.g. 1 hour) required. Certain services (such as an extended 8-hour post-surgery accompaniment) can be arranged at a flat per-visit or daily rate. For clients seeking ongoing support, we also offer subscription plans or packages — for example, a monthly membership that includes a set number of nursing hours or wellness visits. Details of available plans and rates will be provided in a separate Schedule of Fees document.

• Rate Transparency: Current service rates (hourly fees, visit fees, package prices) are disclosed to the patient prior to scheduling services. Travel fees or after-hours surcharges (if any) will also be communicated up front. The Service will provide an estimate of costs for requested care, especially for longer-term engagements. Patients must acknowledge and agree to the rates before services commence. All pricing is subject to periodic review; however, no changes will affect existing agreements without prior notice.

• Invoicing and Payment: The Service will invoice clients according to the agreed billing structure. Hourly and per-visit services are typically invoiced after the service is rendered (weekly or biweekly billing cycles may be used for frequent visits), while subscription plans may be billed monthly in advance. Invoices will itemize the services provided, date and duration of visits, and applicable charges. Payments are due upon receipt of invoice (or as per terms stated, e.g., within 15 days). We accept various payment methods (credit card, electronic transfer, check, etc.), which will be detailed in the invoice or service agreement. Late payments may incur a late fee as permitted by law.

• Cancellation Policy: We understand schedules can change. Patients may cancel or reschedule a service visit by giving advance notice. Cancellations made with at least 24 hours notice before a scheduled appointment will not incur a penalty. For cancellations with insufficient notice (less than 24 hours) or no-shows, the Service reserves the right to charge a cancellation fee. This fee may be equivalent to a minimum service charge (for example, one hour of service or a flat fee) since a nurse’s time has been reserved. In the case of prepaid services or deposits (for example, for a package or a special booking), those payments may be non-refundable if cancellation occurs without proper notice, though the Service may allow crediting the amount toward a future service at its discretion. All cancellation terms will be clearly stated in the patient’s service agreement.

• Refunds and Credits: If the Service must cancel a scheduled visit (due to nurse unavailability, emergencies, or other operational issues), the patient will not be billed for that visit and will be offered an option to reschedule. Any prepayments for a canceled service (whether canceled by the patient with proper notice or by the Service) will be refunded in full or applied as a credit toward future services, according to the patient’s preference. Refunds are generally not provided for services already rendered. However, if a patient is dissatisfied with a service, we encourage them to contact customer support to discuss any concerns — the Service will review issues on a case-by-case basis to determine if any refund or adjustment is warranted.

• Insurance and Reimbursement: Note: The Nursing Concierge Service operates primarily on a private-pay model. We do not bill health insurance or Medicare/Medicaid directly. Upon request, we can provide receipts or documentation of services that the patient may submit to their insurance for reimbursement if their plan covers out-of-hospital nursing services or home care. Coverage for concierge nursing varies and is not guaranteed; patients are advised to check with their insurers. Regardless of insurance outcomes, the patient is ultimately responsible for payment for services as agreed. By outlining the pricing structure, the Service ensures that patients have a clear expectation of costs and financial policies. Any questions about billing can be directed to our administrative office or detailed in the patient’s service agreement.

 

4. Confidentiality

Protecting patient privacy is of utmost importance to the Service. We are committed to maintaining the confidentiality of all personal health information in accordance with applicable laws and ethical standards. Our confidentiality policy includes the following key provisions:

• HIPAA Compliance: The Service complies fully with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and all other relevant federal and state privacy laws. All Protected Health Information (PHI) – including medical records, treatment notes, medication lists, and personal identifying details – is handled in strict confidence. We use and disclose PHI only as permitted by law or with the patient’s explicit consent. For example, information may be shared with other healthcare providers involved in the patient’s care (such as the patient’s doctor or specialist) on a need-to-know basis, or as required for billing purposes or legal compliance.

• Patient Records and Data Security: The Service maintains secure systems for storing patient information. Electronic records are protected by encryption, passwords, and access controls in our digital databases or electronic health record (EHR) systems. Any physical documents (paper records) containing patient information are kept in locked files in secure areas. Access to patient records is limited strictly to authorized personnel who are directly involved in care or administration. We regularly update our security protocols and train our staff in cybersecurity practices to prevent unauthorized access, breaches, or data loss.

• Staff Training and Confidentiality Agreements: All employees, nurses, and contractors of the Service receive training on patient privacy and data protection procedures. Each staff member must sign a confidentiality or non-disclosure agreement as a condition of employment. They are educated about the importance of protecting patient information and the legal consequences of any privacy violation. If a staff member fails to uphold confidentiality standards, disciplinary action will be taken, up to and including termination and reporting to authorities if required.

• Use and Sharing of Information: The Service will not release or discuss any patient’s personal or health information with third parties without the patient’s prior consent, except in circumstances required or permitted by law. Examples of permitted disclosures include reporting certain communicable diseases to public health authorities, complying with court orders or subpoenas, or sharing necessary information during medical emergencies (when the patient is unable to give consent). In non-emergency cases, patients will be asked to sign a release form before we communicate with any external person or organization (for instance, if a family member or caregiver wants to be updated on the patient’s condition, or if we coordinate with an insurance case manager). Marketing use of patient information is strictly prohibited – we do not sell or disclose our patients’ data for advertising or commercial purposes.

• Patient Rights to Privacy: Patients have the right to access their own health records maintained by the Service and may request corrections to any inaccurate information. Patients will receive a copy of our Notice of Privacy Practices (NOPP), which further details how their information may be used and their rights under HIPAA. If a patient believes their privacy rights have been violated, they have the right to file a complaint with the Service’s privacy officer or directly with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office for Civil Rights. The Service will not retaliate against any patient for filing a privacy complaint.

• Data Retention and Disposal: The Service retains patient records for the period required by law (which may vary by jurisdiction, often 6-7 years or more from the last date of service). After that period, records are disposed of securely – paper files are shredded, and electronic files are permanently deleted – to prevent any possibility of reconstruction of sensitive information. Our confidentiality policy is designed to foster trust, allowing patients to feel comfortable sharing important health information with our nurses. We treat all patient information with the highest degree of care and confidentiality, ensuring compliance with all privacy regulations.

 

5. Liability

This section defines the liability policy of the Service, including important disclaimers and the responsibilities of the patient. By engaging the Service, patients acknowledge the terms below, which clarify the extent of our obligations and limitations on liability.

• No Guarantee of Specific Outcomes: The Service and its staff will provide care in accordance with professional standards, but we do not guarantee any specific medical results or outcomes. Recovery and health outcomes depend on many factors outside the Service’s control (such as a patient’s adherence to medical advice or the natural progression of an illness). All treatments and support services are provided on a best-effort basis. Any advice or care given by our nurses is intended to support the patient’s existing medical plan, not replace medical advice from physicians.

• Not an Emergency Provider: The Service is not intended for emergency or life-threatening situations. Patients experiencing a medical emergency (for example, symptoms of heart attack, stroke, severe injury, etc.) must call 911 or seek hospital care immediately. Our nurses will respond to urgent situations during a scheduled visit by administering first aid or calling emergency services, but the Service cannot be held liable for outcomes when emergency care is needed beyond our scope. Patients are responsible for obtaining appropriate emergency care when needed and should not rely on the Service as a substitute for emergency medical treatment.

• Professional Liability Insurance: The Service maintains professional liability insurance (malpractice insurance) for its nursing staff as required by law. This insurance provides coverage in the unlikely event of negligence or error on our part that causes harm to a patient. However, except as covered by that insurance or required by law, the Service’s liability to any patient for damages is limited. In no case will the Service be liable for any indirect, incidental, or consequential damages (such as pain and suffering, lost earnings, or emotional distress) arising from the care provided, to the fullest extent permitted by law. Some jurisdictions do not allow certain liability limitations; in such cases, our liability will be limited to the minimum extent allowable.

• Patient Responsibilities and Acknowledgments: Patients (and their legal guardians, if applicable) have certain responsibilities in the care relationship, which are crucial for safety and effectiveness. By accepting services, the patient agrees to: (a) provide accurate, complete, and up-to-date medical information and history to the Service, including any changes in condition or new symptoms; (b) follow the care plan and any medical instructions given by the Service’s nurses or the patient’s physicians, including taking medications as directed and adhering to recommended follow-up visits; (c) ensure a safe environment for the nurse to work, which includes securing any pets, refraining from smoking in the nurse’s presence, and informing the nurse of any potential hazards in the home; (d) treat the nursing staff with respect and refrain from any form of abuse, harassment, or inappropriate behavior. Failure to fulfill these responsibilities or any misrepresentation by the patient can limit the Service’s ability to provide care and may result in termination of services. Moreover, the Service will not be liable for incidents that result from the patient’s failure to disclose pertinent information or follow medical advice (for example, adverse drug reactions if the patient didn’t inform us of all medications being taken).

• Indemnification: Where permitted by law, the patient (or responsible party) agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Service and its employees from any claims or liabilities arising out of false information provided by the patient, misuse of the Service, or willful misconduct on the part of the patient. This means that if the Service faces a legal claim due to actions or information controlled by the patient (and not caused by the Service’s own negligence), the patient will cover the Service’s costs and losses related to that claim.

• Medical Disclaimers: The Service operates as a supplemental healthcare provider and does not replace regular medical care by physicians. All decisions regarding diagnosis, treatment, and major interventions remain with licensed physicians or other appropriate healthcare providers. Our nurses act under the guidance of these providers and within nursing practice limits. Patients should continue to attend regular doctor appointments and follow their physician’s orders. Any suggestions or educational information provided by our nurses (such as lifestyle tips or over-the-counter remedy advice) are general in nature; patients should always consult with their doctor before making significant changes to their healthcare regimen. The Service disclaims liability for any outcomes if a patient chooses to act on information from our staff without consulting their primary medical provider when appropriate.

• Insurance and Cost Liability: The Service is not responsible for costs of external medical care. Patients are encouraged to maintain their own health insurance to cover hospitalizations, doctor visits, prescription medications, and other healthcare needs outside the scope of the Service. We do not assume liability for any medical expenses a patient incurs outside our service (for example, if our nurse calls an ambulance, the cost of the ambulance and hospital care is the patient’s responsibility). By clearly delineating liability and responsibilities, both the Service and the patient understand their rights and obligations. These provisions are intended to protect both parties and ensure a clear, professional relationship. Patients will be asked to sign an agreement acknowledging these liability terms before starting services.

 

6. Operational Procedures

The following operational procedures detail how the Service is delivered on a day-to-day basis. This includes how appointments are managed, the qualifications of our nursing staff, emergency protocols, and customer service practices. Adherence to these procedures ensures consistency, safety, and high-quality care.

• Appointment Scheduling: Patients can schedule appointments for nursing services through our dedicated scheduling phone line or via the Service’s online booking portal. Our standard operating hours for scheduling and routine visits are [e.g. 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday through Friday], with weekend or after-hour visits available by special arrangement. We recommend scheduling services at least 24-48 hours in advance for routine visits. For urgent but non-emergency needs, we will attempt to accommodate same-day or next-day requests when possible. Each scheduled appointment will be confirmed by the Service (typically via email or text message) stating the date, time, and assigned nurse. Patients should notify us as early as possible of any need to reschedule (see Pricing section for cancellation policies). Repeated last-minute cancellations or no-shows may result in changes to scheduling privileges or require prepayment for future bookings. Nurse Qualifications and Assignment: The Service employs licensed nursing professionals who have been thoroughly vetted and trained. All nurses are currently licensed in the relevant jurisdiction (e.g. Registered Nurses or Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurses with an active license in the state). We verify each nurse’s credentials, conduct background checks, and ensure they have up-to-date certifications in basic life support (BLS/CPR) and other relevant skills (such as Advanced Cardiac Life Support for RNs, if needed for certain patient populations). Nurses are carefully matched to patients based on the patient’s needs and the nurse’s skill set (for example, wound care certified nurses for post-surgical patients, or critical care experienced nurses for higher acuity monitoring). Whenever possible, we strive to provide continuity by assigning the same nurse or small team of nurses to a regular patient. Patients may request a change of assigned nurse if they have any concerns, and the Service will accommodate such requests when feasible. All our nursing staff adhere to a professional code of conduct, dress in the Service’s approved uniform or identification badge for easy recognition, and carry photo ID badges at all times during visits.

• Care Protocols and Documentation: At each visit, the nurse will follow a plan of care tailored to the patient. This plan is developed during the initial assessment and in consultation with the patient’s physician if applicable. The nurse will arrive at the scheduled time (allowing a reasonable window for traffic or unforeseen delays, which will be communicated to the patient if significant). During the visit, the nurse will perform the agreed-upon tasks (such as health assessments, medication administration, etc.) and document all findings, care provided, and any notable patient interactions in the patient’s record. The nurse will also note any new symptoms or concerns and, if needed, will communicate these to the patient’s physician or to the Service’s clinical supervisor. Patients will be asked to sign service logs or electronic confirmations as proof of the visit for our records. The Service conducts periodic reviews of documentation to ensure quality and compliance with care standards.

• Emergency Response Protocols: In the event a patient’s condition deteriorates or a medical emergency arises during a visit, our nurses are trained to respond promptly. The nurse will administer immediate first aid or life-support measures as appropriate to their training (for example, performing CPR in the event of cardiac arrest, or stopping bleeding in case of an injury). Simultaneously or as soon as possible, the nurse (or a designated staff member) will contact emergency medical services (dial 911) to request paramedic assistance. The nurse will remain with the patient until emergency responders arrive, providing pertinent medical information to them (such as known medical conditions, medications, or the events leading up to the emergency). The Service will also attempt to notify the patient’s emergency contact or family if such a situation occurs. After an emergency, an incident report will be completed by the nurse and an internal review will be conducted to see if any follow-up or changes in care plan are required. Important: Patients should always use their best judgment; if an emergency occurs when the nurse is not present, do not wait for a scheduled visit – call 911 immediately. Our protocol is to support and integrate with official emergency services, not to replace them.

• Equipment and Medical Supplies: For the services provided, the nurse will bring standard medical equipment such as a stethoscope, blood pressure cuff, thermometer, gloves, and basic first aid supplies. Any specialized equipment needed for the patient’s care (e.g. wound vacuums, IV poles, ventilators, etc.) should be arranged in advance – the Service can assist in coordinating rentals or purchases if needed, but the cost of such equipment is typically the patient’s responsibility or billed separately. The nurse will ensure that all equipment used is properly sanitized and in working order. After each visit, reusable equipment is cleaned according to infection control protocols. Disposable medical supplies (bandages, syringes, etc.) will be used whenever appropriate and safely disposed of after use (sharps in sharps containers, biohazard waste bagged for proper disposal).

• Customer Service and Feedback: The Service is committed to excellent customer service. Our administrative staff is available during business hours to answer questions, handle scheduling changes, and address any concerns. Patients and their families are encouraged to communicate openly with both the nursing staff and administration. If a patient has a question about their care or a minor concern, they can discuss it with the visiting nurse, who will do their best to resolve it or escalate it to management if needed. For more significant issues or complaints, patients should contact the Service’s customer support or patient relations department (contact information is provided in the welcome packet and on our website). We have a formal grievance procedure: any complaint will be documented, investigated by a supervisor, and responded to in writing within a set timeframe. If a resolution is not satisfactory, patients may further escalate to the Service’s director or appropriate regulatory body. We value feedback; patients may also be asked to complete satisfaction surveys. Constructive feedback helps us continually improve our services and recognize staff excellence.

• Operational Continuity: We strive to maintain continuity of care under all circumstances. If a regularly assigned nurse is unavailable due to illness, vacation, or other unforeseen events, the Service will provide a similarly qualified replacement and will inform the patient of the change as early as possible. In rare cases of service disruption (such as severe weather or natural disasters), we will notify patients of any necessary cancellations or delays and prioritize rescheduling or alternative arrangements for high-need patients. The Service maintains an on-call supervisor or administrator after hours for urgent issues that may arise outside of normal scheduling (e.g., a nurse needs guidance, or a patient has an urgent question about their care). This ensures that support is available to both patients and staff at all times, even when regular operations are closed for the day. Through these operational procedures, the Service ensures that care is delivered safely, reliably, and professionally. All staff members are trained to follow these guidelines, and they are reviewed regularly to adapt to any new regulations or best practices in concierge nursing care.

 

Acknowledgment: By using the Lamarkee Concierge Services, patients and/or their legal representatives acknowledge that they have read, understood, and agreed to this policy document. This document is intended to provide a clear overview of our policies; specific terms of an individual patient’s service agreement may include additional details. The Service reserves the right to update or revise these policies as needed, with notice to patients for any material changes. Our goal is to deliver compassionate, high-quality nursing care while maintaining the highest standards of professionalism, safety, and integrity in all our operations. Lamarkee Concierge Services Terms and Conditions for Signature Intravenous (IV) Therapy 

 

Lamarkee Concierge Services Terms and Conditions for Signature Intravenous (IV) Therapy

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1. Scope of Services: Lamarkee Concierge Services ("Lamarkee") provides premium intravenous (IV) hydration and vitamin infusion therapies administered exclusively by registered nurses. Services are delivered privately and discreetly at clients' residences, hotel suites, or designated event venues.

2. Eligibility Criteria: All clients must be 18 years or older. Prior to receiving IV therapy, each client will undergo a confidential health screening and evaluation by a licensed nurse or medical professional to confirm suitability for the requested IV service.

3. Pricing Structure: Service fees and pricing packages are clearly outlined on our website and in promotional materials. All prices are subject to change without prior notice. Payments are due in full at the time of booking. Accepted payment methods include major credit cards and electronic payments.

4. Confidentiality and Privacy: Lamarkee adheres strictly to HIPAA regulations, ensuring confidentiality and security of all client medical records and personal information. Client information will not be disclosed without explicit consent, except as required by law.

5. Liability and Disclaimer: Lamarkee employs certified professionals and adheres to the highest medical standards. However, IV therapy carries potential risks and side effects. Clients are informed of possible risks and consent to treatment, understanding these risks. Lamarkee is not liable for complications arising from undisclosed health conditions or failure to adhere to provided medical instructions.

6. Cancellations and Rescheduling: Appointments must be canceled or rescheduled at least 24 hours in advance to avoid fees. Cancellations within 24 hours of the scheduled service may incur a cancellation charge of 50% of the booked service fee.

7. Operational Procedures: Clients must ensure that the delivery location is clean, safe, and suitable for medical procedures. The registered nurse reserves the right to refuse service if the conditions are deemed unsafe or unsuitable.

8. Modifications and Updates: Lamarkee reserves the right to modify, suspend, or discontinue any aspect of its services at any time. Changes to these terms will be communicated clearly on our website and via email to existing clients.

9. Client Consent: By scheduling and participating in IV therapy with Lamarkee, clients acknowledge that they have read, understood, and agreed to these terms and conditions.

 

Contact Information For inquiries or clarification regarding these terms, please contact Lamarkee Concierge Services directly: Phone: (516) 774-7172

Email: ml@lamarkeecs.com

Website: www.lamarkeecs.com