Personal Senior Advocates

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Professional Patient Advocates have emerged as a lifeline for Seniors and their families in the complex maze of today’s healthcare system.

We have built our practice “one client at a time”. It has grown the on trust and respect of our clients, earned by the results we have achieved for them. Many of clients have been direct referrals from families we have previously served.

As an experienced and trusted advocacy practice, Personal Senior Advocates is proud to offer a variety of services to meet the needs of our Senior clients who are in medical crisis, in transition, or require ongoing care oversight. Each of our services are delivered by a highly skilled and designated team member; based on their personal experience, professional background, and your location.

Personal Senior Advocates is one of the few practices in Orange County, CA that offers Admission/Transition Assistance and Facility Care Oversight services. These unique services are offered to assist Seniors and their family members during the most challenging times of a health crisis. Both services require a clear understanding of how a facility functions, roles and responsibilities of the medical staff, and the rights of the patient.

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When you are in the hospital, you may request that routine lab work be done during your waking hours, not the middle of the night.

Drug resistant infections acquired during a hospital stay have increased 230% since 2001.

Bet you didn’t know that having great insurance can actually be dangerous.

28% of hospitalizations of Seniors are caused by medication errors.

You have guaranteed rights as a patient? Do you know what they are?

When Seniors are discharged from a hospital, they are told they are going to “Rehab”. No one tells them that this really means they are going to a Nursing Home.

Seniors can be stuck with large medical bills when the hospital doesn’t Admit them. Admission vs. Observation?

Legally a facility doctor in a Nursing Home only has to see a patient once every 30 days unless the nurse notes in your chart that an issue requires the doctor’s attention.

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When you are in the hospital, you may request that routine lab work be done during your waking hours, not the middle of the night.

Drug resistant infections acquired during a hospital stay have increased 230% since 2001.

Bet you didn’t know that having great insurance can actually be dangerous.

28% of hospitalizations of Seniors are caused by medication errors.

You have guaranteed rights as a patient? Do you know what they are?

When Seniors are discharged from a hospital, they are told they are going to “Rehab”. No one tells them that this really means they are going to a Nursing Home.

Seniors can be stuck with large medical bills when the hospital doesn’t Admit them. Admission vs. Observation?

Legally a facility doctor in a Nursing Home only has to see a patient once every 30 days unless the nurse notes in your chart that an issue requires the doctor’s attention.

When an elderly person has urinary tract infection, it is common for them to have “dementia like” symptoms.

The ratio of patient to staff in a medical facility is not regulated.

Without an Health Care Directive, if you are unable to speak for yourself, the medical facility will make ALL treatment decisions for you.

Discharge planning begins when you arrive at the hospital, and you should be included in the planning process.

Premature discharges lead to 40% of post-op complications occurring at home.

A new patient has their belongings logged by the staff. The same staff reconciles the list. See The Potential Problem?

Why do they take photos of your body when you’re admitted to a nursing home/rehab facility?

Privately paid caregivers that provide care in your home are not legally allowed to assist you with your medications.

Unscrupulous medical billing practices will often reflect a “balance due” on a bill when the insurance company has already been billed.

Why would anyone need to leave a nursing home to go to a doctor’s appointment?

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