DO Talk to Strangers!
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How Much Does It Cost to Hire an Independent Advocate?
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Channeling Mary Kay
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Helping Clients Help Themselves
This post was contributed by Linda Adler [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXqZleq-5iU&feature=youtu.be&w=500] Helping Clients Help Themselves One of the best things we can do for our clients is to help them
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Helping Clients Help Themselves
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How to Juggle Long Distance Elder Parent Care
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What Do You Need to Learn? What Do You Wish You Knew About the Practice of Advocacy?
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What Do You Need to Learn? What Do You Wish You Knew About the Practice of Advocacy?
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Don’t Let HIPPA* Drag Us Down
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Dealing with Problem Clients
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Are Health or Patient Advocate Services Covered by Insurance?
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“Health Advocate” vs “Patient Advocate”: 7 Reasons the Debate Is a Waste of Time
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Tax Time! Can You Deduct the Cost of Your Patient Advocate?
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Sleep Deprivation Spells Opportunity – and Responsibility
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Does Your Doctor Seem Tired?
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Making Smart Medical Decisions After Devastating News
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Direct to Patients: Frank, Honest, and Motivational
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What’s the Difference Between Hospital Patient Advocates and Independent Advocates?
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Medicare Patients Beware: Hospitals Take Advantage to Take Your Money
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The New AdvoConnection Blog
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