Gosh I wonder if they would do a retro PPO waiver where the insurance would agree to pay at the in network rate? What type of provider is OON? Oncologist, facility? Can he switch to an INN provider that would continue his current treatment plan? If not, he might consider a new plan where his providers are INN for next year.
Hi everyone, I’m Sheri Gaynor, and I’m so grateful to have found this group. Joining this community has truly helped confirm that starting my advocacy practice is the right next step for me, and I’m excited to learn from all of you along the way.
I’ve been a nurse since 1991, and my career has taken many different paths over the years based on the needs of my family and the experiences life brought my way. My background includes hospital nursing, home health, school nursing, case management, and working on the health plan side of healthcare. While my experience is diverse, caring for moms, babies, and children has always held a special place in my heart.
As my parents have gotten older, I’ve also developed a growing interest in Medicare, aging care, and helping families better understand and navigate the complexities of the healthcare system.
Life has also shaped me personally in profound ways. In 2022, I lost my 22-year-old son to a fentanyl overdose, and that experience changed me deeply. It has strengthened my compassion, broadened my perspective, and reinforced my desire to support families during some of the most overwhelming and vulnerable moments of their lives.
I’m looking forward to connecting, learning, and growing alongside all of you. Thank you for welcoming me into this space.
I'm considering using Carepatron. It is HIPAA-compliant and fairly inexpensive. They do offer a Business Associate Agreement (BAA), and I believe you will send an invite to the email address so the client can do the visit on their phone.
I’ve been a nurse since 1991, and my career has taken many different paths over the years based on the needs of my family and the experiences life brought my way. My background includes hospital nursing, home health, school nursing, case management, and working on the health plan side of healthcare. While my experience is diverse, caring for moms, babies, and children has always held a special place in my heart.
As my parents have gotten older, I’ve also developed a growing interest in Medicare, aging care, and helping families better understand and navigate the complexities of the healthcare system.
Life has also shaped me personally in profound ways. In 2022, I lost my 22-year-old son to a fentanyl overdose, and that experience changed me deeply. It has strengthened my compassion, broadened my perspective, and reinforced my desire to support families during some of the most overwhelming and vulnerable moments of their lives.
I’m looking forward to connecting, learning, and growing alongside all of you. Thank you for welcoming me into this space.