It’s been awhile since I posted. Instead, for the past several months, I’ve put most of my time and my elbow grease into my new project, AgeSmart! 411 (almost ready to launch!). That work has taught and reminded me plenty […]
Growing Your Long Tail Attracts More (and Better!) Clients Read More »
If you follow the world of health and patient advocacy these days, you can’t miss the many discussions about providing advocacy services through Medicare reimbursement. Aye-yi-yi! Not that I’m opinionated on this topic (!) but I’ve been sharing my opinions
Accept Medicare Reimbursement? 3 Reasons It’s a Bad Idea Read More »
Since stepping back from APHA three years ago, there are few things I enjoy more than hearing from a health care / patient advocate I got to know during my time at the helm. So many years and so many
These 2 Important Words Keep Your Practice Humming Read More »
How Fruit Salad (or Hawaiian Pizza with Pepperoni) Can Help You Grow Your Business You’ve been an advocate for a while, or maybe you’re just getting started. You often receive an email or a phone call asking you if you
You Offer Apples, But They Ask for Oranges. Now What? Read More »
After a daunting year, I’m sharing three lessons to help you weather life-challenging storms.
2024 in the Rear View Mirror! 3 Life Lessons Learned Read More »
I’m happy to report that in July I recognized 20 years since the cancer misdiagnosis that caused me to change careers to begin working with all of you. And what a wonderful 20 years it has been! What I didn’t anticipate was
Whoa! This Time It WAS Cancer. 5 Lessons for Smarter Healthcare Navigation Read More »
Back in the ’80s I started my first business. I was doing “desktop publishing” in those days. I marketed my services by calling on businesses and printing companies who hired me to do design and layout work for their marketing
Don’t Lose Your Shirt When You Go Out of Business! Read More »
My daughter, Rebecca (Becca) Simpkins passed away February 4, 2024. She was only 47, but she lived a life in the first 37 of her years that many of us might wish WE had led. However, no matter how magical
A Long and Difficult Illness Leads to a Peace Deserved Read More »
