Patient Advocacy in Monmouth & Ocean County, New Jersey
We are here to help you every step of the way
Things we can do with you and for you
Care Coordination and Support:
- Create an Individual Plan of Action
- Attend physician appointments with clients
- Provide resources and referrals
- Assist with transitions and moves to care facilities
- Relieve family anxiety through support and communication
Financial and Administrative Assistance:
- Assist with obtaining and organizing important documents
- Work on medical billing issues
- Medicare/Medicare Advantage plan evaluations
- Application assistance for Medicare Savings Program and social service benefits
- Assistance with activating long-term care insurance
Home Safety and Management:
- Evaluate safety in the home
- Monthly bookkeeping and household management
Healthcare Access and Advocacy:
- Obtain therapy services including DME, PT, Speech, OT
- Assist with interviews of in-home caregivers
Power of Attorney, Healthcare Representative, and Executor
Provide compassionate guidance and advocacy for individuals facing complex medical decisions.
Call 732-245-0210 or Contact Us To Schedule A New Jersey
Patient Advocate Consultation
Navigating the complex healthcare landscape can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to making crucial decisions about your well-being or that of a loved one. Are you seeking guidance and support in Monmouth & Ocean County, New Jersey, to ensure you or your family receive the best care possible? Patient advocacy is crucial in these moments, providing a knowledgeable ally to help you every step of the way. Whether it’s coordinating care, managing finances, or ensuring home safety, having a dedicated advocate makes all the difference.
Patient advocacy in Monmouth & Ocean County involves personalized support that includes creating individual care plans, attending physician appointments, providing referrals, assisting with transitions to care facilities, and managing financial and administrative tasks. Advocates also ensure home safety, facilitate access to therapy services, and offer guidance on legal matters such as power of attorney.