Leona Wells

I have been exactly where you are today. Before I became a professional helper for patients, I was a mom, a daughter, a sister, and a patient myself doing google searches to understand the medical world. Each of these roles taught me something new. Whether I was taking care of myself or helping a stranger, I noticed that the healthcare system often treats people like paperwork instead of like leaders. I know how it feels to be a passenger in a journey that is all about you. My own experiences in the healthcare system showed me how easily families can feel unheard or overlooked. I became determined to change that. With twenty years in healthcare — including more than a decade in medical research — I’ve seen how the system works from every angle, and I know where patients need stronger support. I studied at the University of South Carolina and Emory University so I could better serve individuals and families. I founded Wells Wellness Advocacy Services to help people understand their care and take charge of their wellbeing with confidence. My goal is simple: to give you the clarity, support, and strategy you deserve so you can focus on what matters most — feeling well and staying healthy. You don’t just need a guide; you deserve a partner who knows the system and helps you lead it. Contact Wells Wellness Advocacy Services for a free consultation to discuss your next steps.

* University of South Carolina, Bachelor of Science, Biological Sciences * Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, Master of Public Health, Prevention Science

I provide guidance, education, and support to clients who are living with — or seeking to prevent — the following conditions. My role is to help individuals and families understand their care plans, navigate next steps, and feel supported throughout their health journey: • Heart disease • Lung diseases (including pulmonary and critical‑care–related conditions) • Sepsis • Diabetes • Lupus • Stroke Diagnostic & Laboratory Expertise • Skilled at helping clients understand diagnostic tests and what results mean for their care. • Knowledgeable about laboratory workflows, timelines, and processes to help prevent delays or confusion. • Experienced in coordinating testing across multiple locations and ensuring smooth care transitions. • Strong ability to translate clinical and evidence‑based information into clear, patient‑friendly language. • Detail‑oriented in reviewing medical records for accuracy, completeness, and readiness for second opinions. • Familiar with quality controls and documentation standards that support safe, reliable care. Health Equity & Social Determinants of Health • Support clients who face barriers to care by helping them navigate challenges that affect access. • Identify social and practical obstacles (transportation, cost, scheduling, communication issues) and help coordinate solutions. • Focused on improving access, reducing delays, and ensuring every client receives fair, equitable support throughout their healthcare journey.

• I offer a FREE Initial Consultation
• I offer TeleAdvocacy Service
• I am insured
• My geographical area of practice is telehealth nationally