Designing Your Practice

Growing Your Patient Advocate Business: Finding Your Niche

Program Overview:

Patient/Health Advocates often struggle with finding the clients that best match their expertise, interest, and mission. Based on their personal and/or professional experience they need to identify the clientele that meets their financial goals. How do you identify your niche? And once identified, who will pay for your services, what resources are there for help, and what do you do when a client is not a good fit? These are all some of the challenges Patient/Health Advocates face when starting their business.

Program Objectives:

  1. Why finding your niche is important?
  2. Methods and tools to identify and define the most appropriate niche for your practice
  3. How to determine if the client is a good fit for you?
  4. Ways to expand one’s ability to work with clients who may be outside your “ideal client” community.

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Members Only Purchase

You will recieve an email, after checking out, with a unique passcode to input above enabling this webinar.

Continuing Education webinars are open to NAHAC members and the general public looking to enhance their knowledge and receive continuing education credit.

Panel

Pamela Brody, BCPA, Brody Patient Advocacy. Pamela, our moderator of the session, is the founder of Brody Patient Advocacy out of San Francisco CA. She is Board-Certified in-Patient Advocacy and works with adolescents and adults providing navigation, coordination of care, direct communication with medical and mental health providers, accompaniment to appointments, research and family support.

Melissa Cardine, MSN, RN, WOCN, BCPA, The Bridge RN Patient Advocates. Melissa is a nurse with over 20 years. Her passion is listening to patients, families, and caregivers. She established the Bridge RN Patient Advocates to bridge the gaps from diagnosis to healing through personalized, holistic, RN advocacy.

Scott Fraser, BCPA, Lamorinda Patient Advocacy. Scott became a patient advocate to help others off-load the emotional, physical, and financial stress and get service and get better. As an independent patient advocate, he works for the patient – not for the hospitals or insurance companies. His attitude is one of determination: to understand you and your loved one, to plan and organize everything, and to make things better.

Michelle Riddle, BCPA, DignifiedHealth. With several years of healthcare experience…Michelle founded Complete Dignity LLC Healthcare Advocacy. Based in Phoenix, AZ, Complete Dignity Healthcare Advocacy is a nationwide health advocacy company providing services to the Consumer, Employer, Provider and Self-funded markets. Complete Dignity is committed to the needs of patients and their family members. Collaborating with many resources and healthcare experiences, Complete Dignity is dedicated to taking the confusion out of healthcare and improving the quality of care and containing costs