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Celebrating SEVEN years as a Patient Advocate!


This January, I completed my seventh year as an independent patient advocate. It has been quite an adventure and an ever-amazing journey.


I continue to learn more and more each day as an advocate--health care is an ever-changing field. It's been fascinating keeping up with all the latest health care information.


And I've made some amazing friends with my patient advocate colleagues across the country. Belonging to 6 advocacy groups allows me to consult others and makes me a better resource for my own clients. The groups that have enriched my career are:


When our profession started a board certification process, I was in one of the first groups in 2018 to earn this certification with the Patient Advocate Certification Board.


I've been in hospitals and clinics with my clients. I've fought outrageous air ambulance bills too. I've helped others make the important decisions they need for a serious diagnosis. I've found ways for clients to access care at major medical centers across the country. As I said before--quite an adventure, quite a journey! Looking forward to many more years ahead of helping others!

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Disclaimer: The patient advocacy provided by Bonnie Sheeren is not the practice of medicine as defined by the Texas Occupations Code (TOC) § 151.002(13): she does not purport to diagnose, treat, or “offer to treat a mental or physical disease or disorder or a physical deformity or injury by any system or method, or the attempt to effect cures of those conditions. . ..” Additionally, Bonnie Sheeren does not contend to practice the “Healing Art,” including “any system, treatment, operation, diagnosis, prescription, or practice to ascertain, cure, relieve, adjust, or correct a human disease, injury, or unhealthy or abnormal physical or mental condition,” pursuant to TOC § 104.002.

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