Consider giving the gift of healthcare with medical advocacy services
Consider giving the gift of healthcare with medical advocacy services
As a Certified Patient Advocate, I help employees navigate the healthcare system quickly — avoiding delays in treatment that can lead to worsening conditions, expensive ER visits, or hospital stays. Having a corporate healthcare advocate leads to faster care means faster recovery and fewer costly complications.
Through proactive education, discharge planning, medication management, and follow-up coordination, I help employees avoid unnecessary hospital admissions and costly readmissions — two major drivers of high insurance claims and absenteeism.
Employee healthcare advocacy can increase understanding of medications, preventing dangerous (and costly) medication errors that can result in hospitalizations, emergency visits, or long-term health complications.
Having a corporate healthcare advocate can help employees with conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease often need extra help staying on track. I offer personalized guidance and accountability to help them manage their conditions effectively — reducing flare-ups, hospital visits, and insurance claims.
Employees caring for aging parents need the support of an employee healthcare advocate who can guide informed, confident decision-making.
Healthcare stress is real. By advocating for employees and guiding them through the system, I reduce healthcare-related anxiety, which can improve overall employee morale, retention, and resilience.
Help employees understand their insurance benefits, avoid out-of-network costs, and choose high-value care options — all of which lower their out-of-pocket expenses and reduce claims against company health plans. By having a medical advocate for your business, you can reduce costs to your business and employees.
I understand that every business is unique, which is why I customize advocacy plans to meet the specific needs of each organization and its employees.
Accepting new clients beginning April 1, 2025
Do patient advocates need a license? No, there is no formal licensing required, however, there is a certification that demonstrates competency in the field.
What is the difference between an independent patient advocate and a hospital/insurance advocate? Unlike hospital advocates, an independent advocate is private pay, so my alliance is with you. An advocate supplied by the hospital or insurance company will ultimately have their employer's interest at heart, first and foremost.
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