Support for Your patients

When they need it the most

Bridging the gap between symptoms and solutions—supporting patients as they wait for diagnosis, treatment, or surgery.

Close-up of a patient in a hospital bed with an intravenous (IV) line in their hand, wearing a hospital gown and lying in a medical setting.

Too often, patients wait months to see a specialist or to receive the next step in their treatment. There is nothing harder than living with symptoms and uncertainty in that in-between space—especially when it feels like you’re facing it alone. My role is to step into that gap, offering patients the support, tools, and reassurance they need while they wait, so they feel heard, cared for, and prepared for what’s ahead.

7

Is the average number of doctors it takes a patient to get a proper diagnosis

10

Is the average number of years it takes a patient to get a proper diagnosis

12

Is the current wait time in certain countries for a patient to receive their excision surgery via an MIGS.

These numbers may not come as a surprise to you or me, but for patients, they can feel overwhelming—and they rarely provide hope. Instead, they often spark anxiety, raise more questions than answers, and take a toll on quality of life. I’ve been there myself, and I know how hard it can be to see the light at the end of the tunnel when the numbers feel so daunting. That’s why I work with patients to build practical tools that support them day-to-day, helping them improve their quality of life—both mentally and physically.

What you’ll get

  • ✺ Continuity of Care

    Compassionate support during the waiting period for specialist appointments, diagnoses, medications, or procedures.

  • ✺ Holistic Guidance

    Strategies for symptom management, stress reduction, and an introduction to the how one’s mental health, physical health, and environment interact with one another.

  • ✺ Trusted Network

    Access to a network of patient-centric, trauma-informed, trusted allied health professionals to complement care.

  • ✺ Patient Dedication

    Encouragement and structure to help patients stay engaged in their health journey.

  • ✺ Reduced System Strain

    Patients who feel supported and know their next steps are less likely to seek unnecessary emergency or repeat visits.

  • ✺ Empowered Patients

    By the time they see a specialist, patients are better informed, more resilient, and ready to make the most of their appointment or procedure.

How it works: 3 easy steps

1. Download your free poster

Fill out the short form below to receive a free copy of our poster

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2. Share with your patients

Give patients a resource to support them while they wait for referrals or treatment. The format is easily shared via email or you can post this in your clinic and patients can scan the QR code.

3. Receive updates (optional)

Stay informed with occasional updates on new resources and programs.

✺ Frequently asked questions ✺

  • There is no fee to download the poster or to refer patients to this website. Clients can decide for themselves if working with me feels like a good fit.

  • You can be as hands-on or hands-off as you prefer. In many cases, patients are simply waiting for a specialist referral, which can feel like a waiting game for both you and your patient. I step in to provide support during that time, so you don’t need to add extra work to your plate.

  • I am not an allied healthcare provider myself—I am a certified Health Navigator with lived experience. While allied or complementary care can be part of the support I suggest, I create a truly personalized plan for each client. Sometimes that means focusing on other strategies that better fit their needs.

  • I am based in Canada and have a refined knowledge base for Canadians, though my repertoire covers the United States and Australia. I am doing my utmost to ensure I have a breadth of knowledge in these geographies, their healthcare systems and the struggles clients go through.

  • Unfortunately neither the ‘navigator’ or ‘lived experience’ hats fall under any service that clients can submit to their insurance.

  • The more information and knowledge I have, the more I can be valuable to my clients. If you are keen to support me with any information about your work, your clinic, your healthcare system, any allied healthcare or other partners in your eco system I am forever grateful.

    And of course, the more clients who know about me the more we can support them together.