📢 New Medicaid Community Engagement Requirement: What Advocates Should Know for 2027
How many times have you supported a patient or caregiver who was overwhelmed by medical bills, losing coverage, unable to afford care, or facing... See More
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AnnMarie Cross
4 days ago
THANK YOU for sharing!
🧭 Medicare WISeR Model: What Patient Advocates Should Know
🚨 Medicare info for patient and healthcare advocates Patient and healthcare advocates working with clients in Arizona, New Jersey, Ohio, Oklahoma... See More
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Kimberly Russell
12 days ago
Good information to know. Thank you Dalia.
Ron Shinkman
12 days ago
Good information. I have an investigative journalism piece on WISeR that will likely be published later this month and will share.
Sangeeta Buragohain
12 days ago
This is great information. Thank you Dalia.
Fatphobia
Today I wanted to write about something that, unfortunately, many people still avoid talking about: fatphobia and weight bias in healthcare. Every... See More
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Sangeeta Buragohain
18 days ago
Thank you for sharing such a powerful and personal story. Your message is an important reminder that every patient deserves dignity, respect, and compassionate care, regardless of their size or health condition. I appreciate your willingness to speak up for those who often feel unseen or unheard. You are a force!!!
AnnMarie Cross
18 days ago
Dalia,
First, i'm so incredibly sorry for what your family went through. NO ONE should ever be treatd that way, for any reason whatsoever.
Second, YES! THANK YOU for saying what is so often unsaid — that weight is about so much more than willpower.
My youngest was a competitive bicyclist. She regularly went, literally 100 miles in a day on her bike. When we were seeing docs about her post-exertional malaise and her orthostatic intolerance, EVERYONE tried to blame her weight. When i explained how fit the girl was, then they would blame overtraining and yet also somehow come back to it being due to her weight. Drove me CRAZY and drove her away from medical care for a long time.
THANK YOu for saying what needs to be said.
First, i'm so incredibly sorry for what your family went through. NO ONE should ever be treatd that way, for any reason whatsoever.
Second, YES! THANK YOU for saying what is so often unsaid — that weight is about so much more than willpower.
My youngest was a competitive bicyclist. She regularly went, literally 100 miles in a day on her bike. When we were seeing docs about her post-exertional malaise and her orthostatic intolerance, EVERYONE tried to blame her weight. When i explained how fit the girl was, then they would blame overtraining and yet also somehow come back to it being due to her weight. Drove me CRAZY and drove her away from medical care for a long time.
THANK YOu for saying what needs to be said.