Patient Advocacy & Healthcare Navigation in Ruskin

Personalized support to help you navigate healthcare, communicate your priorities, and keep next steps organized. We help you prepare questions, gather information, and follow through so you can participate more confidently in your care.

Anyone facing a new diagnosis, multiple providers, a hospital stay, or uncertainty about what comes next. We also support people managing healthcare on their own and families helping a loved one from a distance.

Support may include:

• Preparing questions and priorities before appointments
• Organizing medical records and important information
• Helping track referrals and follow-up tasks
• Communicating with providers with your authorization
• Taking notes and organizing next steps
• Sharing updates with the people you authorize

We agree on your needs and priorities before services begin.

Yes, in-person appointment support is available by arrangement. We can help prepare beforehand, attend to listen and take notes, support you in asking questions, and organize next steps afterward. Remote participation may also be possible, depending on the provider’s arrangements and your authorization.

We can help organize questions, communicate concerns to the appropriate staff, track information, and clarify follow-up tasks with your care team. We can also help you and your authorized contacts stay informed during discharge planning. Availability and facility access requirements apply.

Yes. With your permission, we help coordinate information and share updates with your chosen contacts. Families can receive support with preparing questions, organizing information, and following through while respecting your choices and privacy.

Patient Advocacy & Healthcare Navigation is $125 per hour. The time required depends on your needs and the support requested. We discuss the scope, estimated time, any applicable minimums, and travel charges before services begin. Services are private pay.

Based in Bradenton, we offer in-person support across West Central and Southwest Florida by arrangement. Virtual patient advocacy and healthcare navigation are available nationwide by phone or video. Contact us to discuss your location and needs.

You remain in charge of your healthcare decisions. We help you gather information, prepare questions, and communicate with your care team. We do not diagnose, prescribe, provide medical treatment, or replace your healthcare providers. Healthcare decision-making as a legally designated surrogate is a separate service.

Call us or schedule a 15-minute consultation. We’ll discuss your situation, identify your priorities, and determine whether our services fit your needs. Before support begins, we agree on services and pricing and complete the necessary paperwork and authorizations.