01Diagnosis & treatment navigation
You understand your diagnosis, your options, and your next step — in plain language, with the research already done.
For a new, changing, or still-unnamed diagnosis — especially chronic pain and complex, multi-system illness. When answers are scarce, the search shouldn't stop; it should get more organized.
What I do
- Research your condition and treatment options in plain language
- Prepare question lists for each specialist
- Research providers and coordinate second opinions or specialist searches
What you receive
- A written plain-language research summary
- An organized health history and medication list
- A decision-ready list of options, risks, and questions
Boundary: I don't diagnose or recommend treatments — I make sure your licensed clinicians have the whole picture, and that you understand what they say.
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02Appointment preparation & accompaniment
You leave every visit actually heard, with clear notes and a follow-up list someone chases to done.
For rushed visits, hard conversations, and moments when you need a second set of ears — in person across the Los Angeles area, or by phone and video anywhere.
What I do
- Set the agenda and priorities before each visit
- Attend with you, take notes, and speak up when things get missed
- Debrief afterward and track every follow-up task
What you receive
- A pre-visit agenda and question sheet
- Clear visit summaries with next steps
- A running list of open items — chased until closed
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03Care, surgery & hospital coordination
One person keeps the full care picture straight and helps you move through high-stakes transitions with a clear, safer plan.
For care that's fragmented across specialists, facilities, and pharmacies — where critical details fall between providers who don't talk to each other.
What I do
- Act as one point of contact across your care team
- Transfer records, chase referrals, reconcile medications, and flag conflicts
- Prepare for surgery and advocate during hospital or emergency visits
- Support care conferences and help clarify a safe discharge plan
- Keep family members informed, with your permission
What you receive
- A current, shareable care summary
- A reconciled medication list
- A written hospital or surgery preparation plan when needed
- Regular plain-language status updates
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