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How much do you charge?A:
An initial phone conversation is free.The variety of situations calls for a variety of approaches. It is often best to begin our relationship with an hourly rate. From there, we can work out a mutually agreeable approach.
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Do you accept credit/debit cards?A:
Yes.Q:
Do most insurance companies cover your costs?A:
Unfortunately, no. As with Preventive Care, hopefully they will discover that Patient Advocates can save them money in the long run.Q:
What type of client do you work with most?A:
Most of my patient advocacy clients are people that live alone and do not have any family locally to help with medical needs. Q:
Do you have references or client ratings?A:
Coming soonQ:
Can you prescribe medication or treatment plans?A:
No, nor would you want me to. Your physician(s) must be the only one to do this.Q:
Do you work with Alcohol/Substance Abuse patients?A:
Yes.Q:
What is the best attribute of a patient advocate?A:
Listening. My entire job is to hear what goals you have and help you accomplish those goals with you.