Rose Kelley
MHA
Lifeline Cancer Advocates, LLC

Rose Kelley
MHA
Lifeline Cancer Advocates, LLC
Advocate Location
Dallas , TX 75007
Specialty
Special Care & Aging
Other Services
Medical Guidance
TeleAdvocacy Available
Offers FREE Initial Consultation
*Greater National Advocates Terms of Use Apply
How I Can Help
If you or your loved one is navigating cancer care, chronic illness, or long-term care decisions, I provide in-person patient advocacy in Dallas–Fort Worth and virtual support nationwide. My role is to ensure you feel confident, supported, and protected while moving through the healthcare system.
Some of the ways I can help include:
• Attending medical, oncology, and specialty appointments to ensure your questions are addressed and answers are clear.
• Supporting patients during chemotherapy, infusion, and follow-up care
• Coordinating care across multiple doctors, specialists, and facilities
• Reviewing treatment plans and explaining options clearly
• Assisting with hospital discharge and rehab or skilled nursing transitions
• Guiding families through nursing home, assisted living, dementia, Alzheimer’s, or memory care decisions
• Advocating in the ER or hospital to ensure patients’ rights are protected
• Providing clear family updates and detailed follow-up reports
I specialize in cancer care advocacy, chronic illness support (diabetes, kidney disease, heart disease, COPD, autoimmune disorders), and long-term care transitions. Whether you’re facing a new diagnosis or managing a complex ongoing condition, I’ll be your voice, your guide, and your steady support as your dedicated patient and healthcare advocate.
Some of the ways I can help include:
• Attending medical, oncology, and specialty appointments to ensure your questions are addressed and answers are clear.
• Supporting patients during chemotherapy, infusion, and follow-up care
• Coordinating care across multiple doctors, specialists, and facilities
• Reviewing treatment plans and explaining options clearly
• Assisting with hospital discharge and rehab or skilled nursing transitions
• Guiding families through nursing home, assisted living, dementia, Alzheimer’s, or memory care decisions
• Advocating in the ER or hospital to ensure patients’ rights are protected
• Providing clear family updates and detailed follow-up reports
I specialize in cancer care advocacy, chronic illness support (diabetes, kidney disease, heart disease, COPD, autoimmune disorders), and long-term care transitions. Whether you’re facing a new diagnosis or managing a complex ongoing condition, I’ll be your voice, your guide, and your steady support as your dedicated patient and healthcare advocate.
Important Information About Me
- I offer a FREE Initial Consultation
- I offer TeleAdvocacy Service
- My geographical area of practice is Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, with virtual support available nationwide.
Why I Became A Professional Health Care Advocate
After more than a decade working in hospitals and healthcare systems, I saw how many patients were left to navigate overwhelming decisions on their own. Families often felt unheard, rushed, or unsure of what came next. I knew I wanted to change that.
When a family member became critically ill, doctors suggested ending life support. I felt strongly that the fight wasn’t over and spoke up on their behalf, insisting care continue. That experience showed me firsthand how powerful it is to have someone firmly in a patient’s corner, and how different outcomes can be when someone advocates with courage and compassion.
I became a patient advocate so no one has to face the healthcare system alone. My purpose is to bring clarity when things feel confusing, to speak up when it matters most, and to give families the peace of mind that someone is always looking out for them — just as I would for my own loved ones.
When a family member became critically ill, doctors suggested ending life support. I felt strongly that the fight wasn’t over and spoke up on their behalf, insisting care continue. That experience showed me firsthand how powerful it is to have someone firmly in a patient’s corner, and how different outcomes can be when someone advocates with courage and compassion.
I became a patient advocate so no one has to face the healthcare system alone. My purpose is to bring clarity when things feel confusing, to speak up when it matters most, and to give families the peace of mind that someone is always looking out for them — just as I would for my own loved ones.
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