For individuals with complicated healthcare needs who require more frequent coordination and follow-up.
This plan is designed for situations involving multiple specialists, significant chronic health needs, repeated healthcare barriers, insurance difficulties, transitions in care, or several unresolved issues happening at the same time.
Your advocacy may include:
Coordinating communication across multiple doctors, specialists, and healthcare organizations
Following up on unresolved referrals, orders, appointments, and services
Helping identify gaps or delays in your healthcare
Reviewing and organizing medical records from multiple providers
Helping prepare for important or complex medical appointments
Creating organized lists of questions, concerns, symptoms, and priorities to discuss with your providers
Researching specialists, treatment resources, healthcare programs, and support services
Helping navigate insurance denials, prior authorization issues, and coverage questions
Helping organize information needed for appeals or reconsideration requests
Researching financial assistance programs and other available resources
Helping navigate home care and accessibility resources
Researching transportation and community support options
Helping coordinate healthcare needs following hospitalization or other major changes in care
Communicating with designated family members or caregivers when appropriate
Tracking multiple outstanding healthcare needs and following up on them
Helping you understand where things stand and what still needs to happen
Maintaining an organized advocacy plan so important concerns are not forgotten
More hands-on advocacy for healthcare situations with a lot of moving parts.
For individuals with complicated healthcare needs who require more frequent coordination and follow-up.
This plan is designed for situations involving multiple specialists, significant chronic health needs, repeated healthcare barriers, insurance difficulties, transitions in care, or several unresolved issues happening at the same time.
Your advocacy may include:
Coordinating communication across multiple doctors, specialists, and healthcare organizations
Following up on unresolved referrals, orders, appointments, and services
Helping identify gaps or delays in your healthcare
Reviewing and organizing medical records from multiple providers
Helping prepare for important or complex medical appointments
Creating organized lists of questions, concerns, symptoms, and priorities to discuss with your providers
Researching specialists, treatment resources, healthcare programs, and support services
Helping navigate insurance denials, prior authorization issues, and coverage questions
Helping organize information needed for appeals or reconsideration requests
Researching financial assistance programs and other available resources
Helping navigate home care and accessibility resources
Researching transportation and community support options
Helping coordinate healthcare needs following hospitalization or other major changes in care
Communicating with designated family members or caregivers when appropriate
Tracking multiple outstanding healthcare needs and following up on them
Helping you understand where things stand and what still needs to happen
Maintaining an organized advocacy plan so important concerns are not forgotten
More hands-on advocacy for healthcare situations with a lot of moving parts.