Althea P Halchuck
EJD, CT, BCPA
Ending Well! Patient Advocacy, LLC
Althea P Halchuck
EJD, CT, BCPA
Ending Well! Patient Advocacy, LLC
Advocate Location
Fountain Hills , AZ 85268
Specialty
Medical Guidance
Other Services
Special Care & Aging
TeleAdvocacy Available
Offers FREE Initial Consultation
*Greater National Advocates Terms of Use Apply
How I Can Help
* Are you or a loved one at the crossroads of an end-of-life crisis?
* Are your medical wishes not being honored? I will advocate for you!!!
* Since 2003, I have been a practicing mediator with extensive experience in adult family and end-of-life issues.
* For 7 years, I was an ombudsman, visiting hundreds of long-term care facilities and advocating for seniors.
* I am a Doula & can help with end-of-life issues, such as Advance Planning and finding estranged relatives.
* A long-time hospice volunteer, I have been honored to sit at the bedside of many dying patients.
* Call me today for a free half-hour consultation. (978)-618-7150
* Are your medical wishes not being honored? I will advocate for you!!!
* Since 2003, I have been a practicing mediator with extensive experience in adult family and end-of-life issues.
* For 7 years, I was an ombudsman, visiting hundreds of long-term care facilities and advocating for seniors.
* I am a Doula & can help with end-of-life issues, such as Advance Planning and finding estranged relatives.
* A long-time hospice volunteer, I have been honored to sit at the bedside of many dying patients.
* Call me today for a free half-hour consultation. (978)-618-7150
Important Information About Me
- I offer a FREE Initial Consultation
- I offer TeleAdvocacy Service
- I am insured
- My geographical area of practice is Fountain Hills, Scottsdale, Mesa, & Gilbert AZ, the USA
Why I Became A Professional Health Care Advocate
My Aunt, Rita, was my favorite aunt. She was single and fun and had a million friends. She had polio as a young adult, and although she had a deformed foot, she lived her life to the fullest. She resided in "independent living" in Cambridge, MA, for many years. She made her own decisions and did so until the day she died. She started to decline in her late 80's. Although she could still live on her own, she had a host of ailments, including diabetes & macular degeneration. At this point, she gave me a POA for financial & health care, even though I lived in Arizona. I had many "discussions" with her PCP over a litany of issues. Most of my interactions with her providers were by phone; they usually did as we asked. At 92, Rita developed colon cancer and immediately went into hospice. I cared for her until she died. Rita had her affairs in order, including her paid-for funeral arrangements, recorded in her Advance Care Directive. RIP, Auntie.
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