What is an RN Patient Advocate? 

An RN Patient Advocate is a healthcare professional who works independently to support you—the patient—through every step of your healthcare journey.

Unlike hospital staff or insurance case managers, an RN Patient Advocate works only for you, with your best interests at heart. With clinical training and experience in the healthcare system, they help you:

• Understand medical information, diagnoses, and treatment options

• Communicate effectively with doctors and healthcare providers

• Ask the right questions and get clear answers

• Coordinate care across multiple specialists or services

• Make informed choices that reflect your values and goals

• Reduce stress by having someone by your side who truly understands the system
  
  

As a Holistic RN Patient Advocate, I also look beyond just the physical symptoms—supporting your emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being too. I bring compassion, clinical expertise, and whole-person care to the heart of healthcare navigation.

In short: I’m here to help you feel more informed, more confident, and more supported when it comes to your health.

   Detailed Services Include:

• Providing Education; to break down complex medical information into understandable terms, explaining diagnoses, treatment options, potential risks and costs.

• Advocating for Patient Needs; representing the patient's voice, insuring their preferences and values are considered in care decisions.

• Navigating Healthcare System; to help patients understand insurance coverage and billing procedures.

• Addressing Concerns and Resolving Issues; facilitate communication between patients, doctor, and help resolve conflicts or misunderstandings.

• Supporting Informed Decision Making; by providing comprehensive informational and support, to empower patients to actively participate in their care, and to make informed choices about their health.

• Connecting Patients with Resources; helping patients find support groups, social services, and other resources they need.

• Services can and will be provided; Hospitals, long-term care facilities, outpatient centers (procedures, day surgery, etc.), and physicians offices.