Healthcare Advocacy With Heart.
Your Family Never Navigates Alone.

A Healthcare Advocate (also called a Patient Advocate or Care Navigator) is a professional who helps patients and families navigate the healthcare system, understand their options, coordinate between providers, and ensure their voices are heard in clinical conversations. We do not provide medical care — we ensure you get the care you need by bridging communication gaps, especially during the weekend when your doctor's office is closed.

Because the care coordination gap is widest on weekends. Your doctor's office is closed. Specialist answering services are limited. Families are left with Google and 911. I preserve my weekdays for my own life — which means when I'm on for your family, I'm fully present. This is boutique advocacy, not volume. Limited clients ensure quality.

No. This is private-pay care coordination and advocacy. It's not a substitute for health insurance — it's a supplement for the gaps. Think of it like having a dedicated healthcare project manager for the 63 hours between Friday 5pm and Monday 8am. One avoided ER visit ($4,000–$12,000) or one prevented readmission pays for months of advocacy coverage.

Our advocate holds licensure in Florida (Nurse Licensure Compact — covering 40+ states) and California. Because this is a non-clinical advocacy and coordination service, our scope extends broadly. For families outside our licensure footprint, we can often provide navigation support and referrals to local advocacy resources.

Yes, with proper HIPAA authorization and family consent. Many families add Obioma Care as the "weekend care coordination contact" on file, so staff can reach out for guidance on non-emergency concerns instead of defaulting to 911 for every question.

If any situation appears to require emergency medical attention, we immediately direct you to call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. We stay in communication until we confirm you have reached emergency services. Then we follow up Monday with your care team and family to coordinate next steps.

Nurse hotlines read from scripts, route calls through queues, and provide general information. Obioma Care is your dedicated Care Navigator who knows your care history, your providers, your family's concerns, and your goals. We look at your documents, coordinate with your specific doctors, and build continuity — not generic advice.

The Navigator ($2,500/case) is perfect for one critical transition — like a major surgery discharge or a new diagnosis weekend. You get intensive coordination for that single event.

The Advocate ($4,500/month) is for families with ongoing complex care needs — multiple providers, chronic conditions, frequent appointments, or long-distance caregiving.

The Concierge ($7,500/month) is white-glove service for high-net-worth families, multi-generational households, or family offices managing care for multiple members.