Carol L. Campbell Board Certified Patient Advocate & Caregiver Coach
Guiding you to a lighter side of caregiving!
Carol L. Campbell Board Certified Patient Advocate & Caregiver Coach
Guiding you to a lighter side of caregiving!
Carol L. Campbell, BCPA
Carol L. Campbell is your personal Caregiver Coach!
As a former caregiver, Carol understands your commitment to your loved one and she also understands what you worry about every night.
Carol provides family caregivers like you with one-on-one caregiver coaching sessions to assist in:
- Creating caregiver wellness plans
- Creating care plans for your loved one
- Resolving sibling disputes
- Charting out a plan to juggle work, family and caregiving
- Recommending the right strategy to get rid of your insomnia
- Prioritizing immediate care-receiver issues
- Creating safety plans
- Completing health care proxies and other forms
- Facilitating care team meetings
- Helping you coordinate help from your family
- Explaining Insurance EOBs
- Helping remote supervisors manage employee-caregivers with more sensitivity...and more!
As your Caregiver Coach, Carol will use her active listening along with her organizational and caregiver training skills to help you with a myriad of family caregiver issues.
Patient Advocacy & Caregiver Coaching Services
Carol L. Campbell is your Board Certified Patient Advocate!
Carol is certified to service family caregivers and/or patients anywhere in the United States of America as authorized by the Patient Advocate Certification Board.
If you need someone to guide you through the practical and sometimes daunting components of caregiving, Carol Campbell will help you, your family member or employee with:
- Understanding care and treatment options
- Helping you understand options when making decisions
- Explaining how the healthcare system functions
- Helping you communicate with providers, specialists and other medical staff
- Explaining and compiling documentation necessary for payers (third-party insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, etc.)
- Setting up patient portals
- Coordinating care transitions (from/to home or facility)
- Identifying community resources, grants, etc.
- Finding resolutions for outstanding financial obligations