

Appeals, denials, claims, prior authorizations, and billing errors.

Help preparing for appointments and communicating with care teams effectively

Reviewing medical bills and helping prevent overcharges or duplicate charges

Navigating complex conditions, chronic care transitions, or hospital discharges

Support for individuals with rare diseases, multisystem diagnoses, or unclear care paths

Learn how to advocate for yourself or a loved one with confidence
You can book a free, no-pressure 20-minute consultation. This gives you a chance to share your current challenges, ask questions, and see if advocacy is the right fit for your situation.
During our initial call you’ll have space to share what’s been happening. I’ll listen closely and ask thoughtful questions to understand your goals, concerns, and priorities.
Based on your needs, you’ll receive a clear plan of action. Whether you need help understanding an insurance denial, preparing for a specialist visit, or coordinating multiple care providers, I’ll guide you each step of the way.

I’m a Board Certified Patient Advocate with a deep commitment to helping individuals and families navigate the complexities of the healthcare system. But this isn’t just my profession, it’s personal.
Like so many of the people I work with, I’ve watched loved ones struggle to get the care they deserve. I’ve seen how easy it is to fall through the cracks. That’s why I founded Chronically Advocating to ensure no one has to face this journey alone.
I bring both professional training and real-world experience to every case. Whether you’re dealing with denied insurance claims, conflicting medical opinions, or the day-to-day realities of chronic illness, my role is to support, empower, and advocate for you.
“Before working with Victoria, I felt completely lost. I was being passed from specialist to specialist with no clear answers, and managing multiple conditions on my own was exhausting. Victoria stepped in and brought calm to the chaos. She helped me understand my options, coordinated my care, and made sure nothing slipped through the cracks. For the first time, I felt supported and truly seen. I honestly don’t know how I would managed without her.”
-Rare disease patient, age 73
“I was hospitalized for a serious complication related to my chronic condition and was hours away from being discharged without the equipment or follow-up I needed. Victoria reviewed my insurance benefits with me, spoke directly with hospital case management, and negotiated for coverage of critical services I didn’t even know I had access to. Because of her, I left the hospital with support, not just a stack of confusing papers.”
-Chronic illness patient, age 43
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No pressure, just a compassionate conversation with someone who gets it.