Navigating healthcare shouldn't feel like a second job.
When you're managing a complex diagnosis, juggling specialists, or trying to get a straight answer about your own health, the coordination alone can be exhausting. True Care Navigation takes that work off your plate — with the clinical training to know what actually matters.
What is a patient advocate?
A patient advocate works directly for you — not for a hospital, not for an insurance company, and not on anyone else's timeline.
I listen to your concerns and needs in full. I help you understand what's happening, coordinate with your specialists, and navigate the administrative maze of modern healthcare on your behalf.
Because I'm a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, that work has clinical weight behind it. I can request records, clarify treatment plans, flag concerns, and make sure every provider involved in your care is working from the same accurate, complete picture of your health.
The goal is simple: to move you from passive patient to empowered participant in your own care.
The work that falls between appointments.
Most of what determines your outcome happens outside the exam room. That's where advocacy lives.
Care coordination
Scheduling, referrals, and communication between your care team — so nothing gets lost in translation and everyone works from the same page.
Symptom investigation
When something feels wrong but no one has a clear answer, we review your symptoms, history, and test results to bring clarity — then guide you to the right next steps.
Chronic disease management
Consistent, proactive support rather than reactive care after a crisis. We monitor your health, work to prevent unnecessary ER visits, and evolve your plan as your needs change.
Specialist referrals
Identifying, vetting, and coordinating specialists who are the right fit for your diagnosis and circumstances — cardiology, neurology, mental health, and beyond.
Insurance navigation
Understanding coverage, denials, prior authorizations, and lower-cost alternatives — and pushing back on your behalf when something doesn't add up.
Appointment preparation
Walking in with the right questions, the relevant history, and a clear sense of what you need — or with a virtual advocate in the room alongside you.
Making sense of your medical history.
Years of records across multiple systems, written for other clinicians rather than for you. Somewhere in there is the pattern nobody has connected yet — because no one has had the time to read all of it in one sitting.
If any of these sound familiar, we should talk.
Living with a chronic condition
Diabetes, heart disease, autoimmune disorders — staying ahead of your care requires support most providers don't have the bandwidth to offer.
Seeing multiple specialists
Conflicting recommendations, fragmented records, overlapping medications. Someone has to hold the whole picture, and it shouldn't have to be you.
Caring for a loved one
Navigating Medicare, coordinating visits, and advocating for someone's dignity is an exhausting responsibility no one should carry alone.
Busy professionals
Missed follow-ups and postponed referrals quietly compound. We handle the details so your health never falls to the bottom of the list.
Feeling dismissed
If you've left an appointment feeling unheard, you already understand the gap advocacy exists to fill.
Facing a new diagnosis
The weeks after a serious diagnosis carry the most decisions and the least clarity. Having a clinician in your corner changes what those weeks look like.
What you can expect to walk away with.
You shouldn't have to navigate this alone.
Start with a free 15-minute consultation. We'll talk through what's going on, and Jessica will tell you honestly whether advocacy is the right fit.
Advocacy services start at $85 for a single session, with monthly packages from $895. See full pricing →