What Advocates Can & Can’t Do

Here are some examples of what a medical advocate can do for you:

  • Schedule appointments; coordinate among PCPs, specialists, and facilities.
  • Prepare/attend (virtually) visits; capture questions; clarify instructions and care plans.
  • Find in‑network providers; help with referrals and prior authorizations.
  • Fix insurance issues; file/track appeals; resolve claim denials and billing errors.
  • Organize medical records; retrieve documents; correct chart errors.
  • Reduce medical bills; negotiate payment plans; locate financial resources.
  • Provide ongoing check‑ins, coaching, and caregiver support.

 

They cannot:

  • Diagnose, prescribe, or provide emergency care.
  • Replace a treating clinician or override medical advice.
  • Assist in legal matters.

 

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