When a Loved One Has a Medical Crisis,
Will You Be Ready to Help?
This 3-step guide shows you how to avoid getting shut out, get access to the right information, and better support the person you love.
When a Loved One Has a Medical Crisis,
Will You Be Ready to Help?
This 3-step guide shows you how to avoid getting shut out, get access to the right information,
and better support the person you love.
Inside you'll learn how to...
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Get the permissions you may need to speak with providers
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Access the information that helps you understand what is happening
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Take the first practical steps to advocate with more confidence
Most people assume they can help in a medical situation.
Then they find out they cannot access information, cannot speak to providers, and do not know what steps to take.
That's EXACTLY why I created this guide!
This guide walks you through 3 of the most important things every caregiver or advocate needs to communicate with medical professionals, access key medical information, and better support a loved one in making informed decisions.
This guide is for you if...
- You want to move beyond just having the conversation.
- Doctors are not giving you clear answers.
- You are trying to help, but do not know what is needed.
- You feel unprepared for what could happen next.
Imagine being prepared…
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You had what you needed to better help your loved one
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You were able to talk to doctors and have input on their care
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You had access to the information needed to navigate medical decisions
WITH THIS GUIDE IT'S POSSIBLE
What is the backstory?
I’m a busy mom of three and a real estate professional, with a Master’s in Counseling from Virginia Tech (go Hokies).
When a homeless veteran with no family needed help during a serious medical situation, I stepped in.
What I didn’t expect was how hard it would be to actually help.
Without the right tools and permissions, I kept hitting roadblocks. I couldn’t get clear answers, and he often didn’t fully understand what was happening himself.
So I took the time to learn how the system works—and what it truly takes to advocate well—while still honoring his right to make his own decisions.
That experience is why I created this Advocacy Starter Guide and the resources that followed.
So caregivers like you can show up prepared, informed, and confident—without having to figure it out the hard way.
Here’s what you’ll be able to do with this guide
You’ll walk away with practical next steps you can actually use.
Gain Access
How to get the permissions you may need so medical providers can speak with you.
Be Informed
How to explore benefits and support options like Medicaid, Medicare, and VA resources.
Medical Advocacy
How to access important medical information so you can better support your loved one’s care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Every situation is different, but the need to be prepared is the same. This guide helps you take the first practical steps to advocate with more clarity and confidence.
How do I help someone when the doctors wont talk to me?
This guide will tell you EXACTLY what you need so that you can interact with doctors to advocate for your loved one.
My loved one doesnt understand what is going on with their health?
This can also be common as most people in the hospital are foggy from a procedure or simply just not feeling well. With this guide, you will learn how to gain access to better explain to your loved one their condition.
The medical bills are pilling up and my loved one needs help paying for them. How do I do this?
Especially if your loved one is hospitalized for a long time or in long or short-term care, the bills can pile up fast. Sometimes the insurance isn't filed correctly or even filed at all. The information and links in this guide will help you get what you need to help with this.
I missed the doctor’s rounds and now my loved one doesn’t know what’s going on.
What do I do?
That is a common problem when a loved one is in the hospital. There are so many players in the game when it comes to someone's healthcare and recovery.
This guide will provide you with information to gain access and to give you the authority to reach out to the medical staff to gain updates and ask questions.
My loved one needs services arranged on their behalf. How can I do this?
Sometimes the hospital does this for you. However, you want to make sure that your loved one's services are the best fit. With the steps in this guide, you will have what you need to arrange/change the services for your loved one.
My loved one has a terminal condition and may not be able to make decisions. How do I help?
My friend had a terminal condition as well. It is so important to respect their wishes. This guide will help you know exactly what you need to advocate for your loved one when they can advocate for themselves.
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