Irene Soirassot
RN,MSN
Titanium Elite Concierge Nursing Management, INC
Irene Soirassot
RN,MSN
Titanium Elite Concierge Nursing Management, INC
Advocate Location
New York , NY 10018
Specialty
Medical Guidance
Other Services
Wellness & Lifestyle
TeleAdvocacy Option Unknown
Consultation Fees Unknown
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How I Can Help
As a Patient Advocate, I play a crucial role in helping patients and their loved ones in various ways. Some of the ways I provide support and care include:
1. Medical Care and Monitoring: I assess patients' health conditions, administer medications, and perform treatments as prescribed by doctors. I closely monitor their vital signs and responses to treatments to ensure they receive appropriate medical care.
2. Patient Education: I educate patients and their families about their medical conditions, treatment plans, and self-care techniques. By providing clear and concise information, I empower patients to actively participate in their recovery and manage their health effectively.
3. Emotional Support: Illness and hospitalization can be emotionally challenging for patients and their loved ones. I offer empathetic and compassionate care to help alleviate anxiety, fear, and stress, promoting a positive healing environment.
4. Advocacy: I act as a patient advocate, ensuring that their rights are respected and their concerns are addressed. I collaborate with the healthcare team to advocate for the best possible treatment and care options for each patient.
5. Pain Management: I assess and manage patients' pain levels to enhance their comfort and promote a quicker recovery. This involves administering pain medications, as well as implementing non-pharmacological pain relief techniques.
6. Coordination of Care: I collaborate with other healthcare professionals, including doctors, therapists, and social workers, to ensure seamless and comprehensive care for patients. This coordination helps in achieving optimal health outcomes.
7. End-of-Life Care: In cases of terminally ill patients, I provide palliative care to manage pain and symptoms, improve the quality of life, and offer emotional support to both the patient and their family during this difficult time.
8. Health Promotion: I educate patients and their loved ones on preventive measures and healthy lifestyle choices to minimize the risk of future health issues.
9. Cultural Sensitivity: I respect and consider cultural beliefs and preferences when providing care to patients and their families, fostering a supportive and inclusive care environment.
10. Family Support: I offer guidance and support to the loved ones of patients, helping them understand the medical condition, offering resources, and addressing their concerns.
By utilizing my education, training, and expertise, I strive to make a positive impact on the lives of patients and their loved ones, providing holistic and compassionate care to promote healing, comfort, and overall well-being.
1. Medical Care and Monitoring: I assess patients' health conditions, administer medications, and perform treatments as prescribed by doctors. I closely monitor their vital signs and responses to treatments to ensure they receive appropriate medical care.
2. Patient Education: I educate patients and their families about their medical conditions, treatment plans, and self-care techniques. By providing clear and concise information, I empower patients to actively participate in their recovery and manage their health effectively.
3. Emotional Support: Illness and hospitalization can be emotionally challenging for patients and their loved ones. I offer empathetic and compassionate care to help alleviate anxiety, fear, and stress, promoting a positive healing environment.
4. Advocacy: I act as a patient advocate, ensuring that their rights are respected and their concerns are addressed. I collaborate with the healthcare team to advocate for the best possible treatment and care options for each patient.
5. Pain Management: I assess and manage patients' pain levels to enhance their comfort and promote a quicker recovery. This involves administering pain medications, as well as implementing non-pharmacological pain relief techniques.
6. Coordination of Care: I collaborate with other healthcare professionals, including doctors, therapists, and social workers, to ensure seamless and comprehensive care for patients. This coordination helps in achieving optimal health outcomes.
7. End-of-Life Care: In cases of terminally ill patients, I provide palliative care to manage pain and symptoms, improve the quality of life, and offer emotional support to both the patient and their family during this difficult time.
8. Health Promotion: I educate patients and their loved ones on preventive measures and healthy lifestyle choices to minimize the risk of future health issues.
9. Cultural Sensitivity: I respect and consider cultural beliefs and preferences when providing care to patients and their families, fostering a supportive and inclusive care environment.
10. Family Support: I offer guidance and support to the loved ones of patients, helping them understand the medical condition, offering resources, and addressing their concerns.
By utilizing my education, training, and expertise, I strive to make a positive impact on the lives of patients and their loved ones, providing holistic and compassionate care to promote healing, comfort, and overall well-being.
Important Information About Me
- I am insured
Why I Became A Professional Health Care Advocate
As a Nurse-Patient advocate in my company, I had the privilege of working closely with an elderly patient named Mr. Johnson. Mr. Johnson was 85 years old and had been admitted to the hospital due to complications from diabetes and a recent fall that resulted in a hip fracture. He also had a history of heart disease and hypertension, making his health situation quite complex.
Upon meeting Mr. Johnson and his family, I could sense their apprehension and concern about his well-being. They were overwhelmed by the medical jargon and the complexities of the healthcare system. As his patient advocate, my primary goal was to ensure that Mr. Johnson received the best possible care and that his voice was heard throughout the treatment process.
First, I spent time getting to know Mr. Johnson and understanding his medical history, preferences, and goals. I engaged in open and compassionate conversations with him and his family to address their questions and alleviate their fears. It was essential to establish trust and create a strong partnership with them.
I collaborated closely with the healthcare team, including physicians, specialists, therapists, and social workers, to ensure that Mr. Johnson's care plan was well-coordinated and tailored to his specific needs. I acted as a liaison between the patient, his family, and the medical staff, advocating for clear communication and transparency throughout his hospitalization.
One of the significant challenges was managing Mr. Johnson's pain and discomfort following his hip surgery. I worked closely with the pain management team to ensure that his pain was adequately addressed while minimizing the risk of complications from pain medications due to his pre-existing conditions.
As Mr. Johnson's hospital stay progressed, I provided regular updates to his family, explaining the treatment options, potential risks, and benefits, and involving them in the decision-making process. I ensured that they were well-informed and empowered to make decisions in the best interest of their loved one.
After his successful surgery and several weeks of rehabilitation, Mr. Johnson was finally discharged from the hospital. I continued to provide support during his transition to home care. I arranged for in-home nursing services, medical equipment, and physical therapy to facilitate his recovery and independence.
Throughout the entire journey, I witnessed the positive impact of patient advocacy. Mr. Johnson and his family expressed their gratitude for the support and guidance I provided, acknowledging that it helped them navigate the complex healthcare system and gave them peace of mind during a challenging time.
Mr. Johnson's case reinforced my commitment to patient advocacy, especially for the elderly and vulnerable populations. As a nurse-patient advocate in my business, I take pride in making a meaningful difference in the lives of patients and their families by ensuring they receive the best possible care, understanding their rights, and empowering them to be active participants in their healthcare decisions.
Upon meeting Mr. Johnson and his family, I could sense their apprehension and concern about his well-being. They were overwhelmed by the medical jargon and the complexities of the healthcare system. As his patient advocate, my primary goal was to ensure that Mr. Johnson received the best possible care and that his voice was heard throughout the treatment process.
First, I spent time getting to know Mr. Johnson and understanding his medical history, preferences, and goals. I engaged in open and compassionate conversations with him and his family to address their questions and alleviate their fears. It was essential to establish trust and create a strong partnership with them.
I collaborated closely with the healthcare team, including physicians, specialists, therapists, and social workers, to ensure that Mr. Johnson's care plan was well-coordinated and tailored to his specific needs. I acted as a liaison between the patient, his family, and the medical staff, advocating for clear communication and transparency throughout his hospitalization.
One of the significant challenges was managing Mr. Johnson's pain and discomfort following his hip surgery. I worked closely with the pain management team to ensure that his pain was adequately addressed while minimizing the risk of complications from pain medications due to his pre-existing conditions.
As Mr. Johnson's hospital stay progressed, I provided regular updates to his family, explaining the treatment options, potential risks, and benefits, and involving them in the decision-making process. I ensured that they were well-informed and empowered to make decisions in the best interest of their loved one.
After his successful surgery and several weeks of rehabilitation, Mr. Johnson was finally discharged from the hospital. I continued to provide support during his transition to home care. I arranged for in-home nursing services, medical equipment, and physical therapy to facilitate his recovery and independence.
Throughout the entire journey, I witnessed the positive impact of patient advocacy. Mr. Johnson and his family expressed their gratitude for the support and guidance I provided, acknowledging that it helped them navigate the complex healthcare system and gave them peace of mind during a challenging time.
Mr. Johnson's case reinforced my commitment to patient advocacy, especially for the elderly and vulnerable populations. As a nurse-patient advocate in my business, I take pride in making a meaningful difference in the lives of patients and their families by ensuring they receive the best possible care, understanding their rights, and empowering them to be active participants in their healthcare decisions.
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