What Is A Healthcare Advocate | Healthcare Advocacy | Some Benefits of Our Services
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Healthcare Advocates provide one-on-one customized services, offering patients and their families a spectrum of education and guidance; in navigating the complex and often confusing healthcare maze.
Advocates provide services across the continuum of care; which includes the doctor’s office, ED, hospital, short-term rehab, hospice, and long term care nursing home.
Are you one of the 78% of people who are unprepared should a medical issue strike?
When a person travels to a new place on vacation, they often hire a guide. This guide is very familiar with the location and can help focus on key points, while at the same time helping to avoid potential trouble spots.
The Caregiver Resource Center’s roleis similar, in that we guide people of all ages through the often complex and confusing healthcare maze.
We are a well respected company serving the community since 1990
Spectrum of health & mental health advocacy
All services are individually designed to meet the unique needs of the client
Together we focus on the client’s abilities, needs, wishes, & “what-ifs”
We are available when you need us:
Professional support & guidance
CT Licensed & Nationally Certified
Services may be provided on-site in the home, doctor’s office, ED, hospital, assisted living
facility, hospice and nursing home
Advocacy in the doctor’s office, or short term rehab
Medical Advocacy while in the ED or hospital
Help you better understand your rights
Communicate with medical staff
Review your diagnosis, test results, and suggested treatment
Participate in discharge planning from the hospital or short term rehab
Assist in setting up an initial care plan
Transition to an alternative living option (e.g. hospital to short term rehab, short respite stay)
Research Specialists (e.g. medical, legal, or financial professionals)
Family Support & Guidance
Family Discussions and Issue Mediation
Crisis Management
* Fee for Service
Healthcare for seniors and people with special needs often requires a multi-disciplinary team approach that encompasses many aspects of life such as:
This process needs to focus on a person’s:
Healthcare is a collaborative process that consists of four steps: