This is not an emergency service. For an immediate medical or safety emergency, call 911.

Current services · LGBTQ+-centered and trans-affirming · Inclusive by design

Independent RN-led advocacy for the decision in front of you

We organize information, prepare questions, support authorized communication, and create a written next-step plan. The exact scope and fee are agreed in writing before paid work begins.

Choose the easiest first step

How would you like to begin?

Call now for a time-sensitive concern, or ask us to call you. Do not send medical records through the public form.

Not an emergency service. For an immediate medical or safety emergency, call 911.

Published starting rates

Choose the smallest responsible scope

The labels describe time and coordination—not medical severity. Reduced rates are limited and based on availability.

Prepare

Prepare & Understand

Up to 2 hours

Standard$500

Best for: Planning ahead or bringing order to a confusing but non-immediate situation.

  • Structured consultation
  • Personalized question list
  • Written Next Move plan
  • One focused follow-up within 7 days
Supported$350Community Access$220

Navigate

Guided Navigation

Up to 5 hours

Standard$1,250

Best for: An active discharge, placement, coverage, care-team, or transition concern.

  • Everything in Prepare & Understand
  • Decision and communication tracker
  • Preparation for one meeting
  • Limited authorized coordination for up to 14 days
Supported$875Community Access$550

Priority

Priority Advocacy

Up to 10 hours

Standard$2,500

Best for: A significant care decision expected soon, subject to availability.

  • Everything in Guided Navigation
  • Priority intake when available
  • Preparation for up to two meetings
  • Seven days of concentrated support
  • Written closing summary
Supported$1,750Community Access$1,100

Additional work requires written approval. Approved hourly rates are $250 Standard, $175 Supported, and $110 Community Access.

What current advocacy may include

Clarity, preparation, and follow-through

Understand the situation

Organize available information and identify decisions, deadlines, responsibilities, and unanswered questions.

Prepare for conversations

Create a focused question list and help the patient or authorized representative state priorities clearly.

Support communication

With written authorization, help prepare for or attend an agreed care-team or family meeting.

Document the next move

Provide a plain-language roadmap showing actions, owners, timing, and items that still require confirmation.

Affirming by design

The same clear scope, with respect for the person's real life.

Every package is available without requiring identity disclosure. Names, pronouns, partners, chosen family, language, culture, disability, and privacy preferences are respected within the authorized scope. Direct bilingual advocacy is available in English and Arabic, including Iraqi Arabic; it is not advertised as certified medical interpretation.

Professional boundaries

Advocacy does not replace care

Your treating clinicians and chosen providers remain responsible for diagnosis, orders, treatment, and direct services.

  • No emergency response
  • No diagnosis, prescribing, or treatment orders
  • No home health, hands-on nursing, or personal care
  • No legal advice or benefits determinations
  • No guaranteed coverage, discharge, placement, appeal, or health outcome
  • No paid referrals or hidden third-party markups

Begin without pressure

You do not need the whole story organized before reaching out.

Share only enough to arrange a conversation. Do not upload records or send medical details through the public website.

Choose the easiest first step

How would you like to begin?

Call now for a time-sensitive concern, or ask us to call you. Do not send medical records through the public form.

Not an emergency service. For an immediate medical or safety emergency, call 911.

See How It Works

Choose the easiest first step

How would you like to begin?

Call now for a time-sensitive concern, or ask us to call you. Do not send medical records through the public form.

Not an emergency service. For an immediate medical or safety emergency, call 911.