Care coordination and health navigation services help individuals better understand and manage their healthcare. At Her Health First, we provide guidance, education, and support to help you prepare for medical appointments, organize health information, understand treatment options, and navigate the healthcare system with greater confidence.

Our services are designed for women who feel overwhelmed navigating the healthcare system, managing multiple providers, preparing for appointments, or trying to better understand their health information. We support women who want to feel more informed, organized, and confident in their healthcare decisions.

If you’ve ever felt confused after a medical appointment, overwhelmed by health information, or unsure about what questions to ask your provider, care coordination support may be helpful. Our services are designed to help you feel more informed, organized, and confident when navigating your healthcare.

We can help support you with a variety of healthcare navigation needs, including preparing for medical appointments, organizing health information, understanding diagnoses or treatment options, coordinating care between providers, and identifying helpful health resources.

That’s completely okay. Many clients start with general concerns about their healthcare and aren’t sure where to begin. During your consultation, we’ll talk through your situation and help identify ways we may be able to support you moving forward.

We begin with a consultation to understand your concerns and goals. From there, we can provide care coordination support, appointment preparation, education about your health information, and guidance on navigating the healthcare system. Services are provided remotely through phone or virtual meetings.

The free consultation is an opportunity to briefly discuss your concerns, ask questions, and learn more about how Her Health First may be able to support you. There is no obligation to move forward with services after the consultation.

Once you schedule your consultation, you will receive confirmation details for your phone or virtual appointment. During the call, we will briefly discuss your concerns, answer your questions, and explore how Her Health First may be able to support you.

Consultations typically last between 15 and 60 minutes depending on the type of appointment scheduled. During this time, we discuss your concerns, review your situation, and explore ways we may be able to support you.

No. Her Health First provides services remotely through phone and virtual consultations. This allows clients to receive personalized support from the comfort and privacy of their own home.

Her Health First services are private-pay and are not billed through insurance. Payment is required at the time services are scheduled.

Yes. One of our goals is to help you feel more confident and prepared when speaking with your healthcare providers. We help clients organize their concerns, prepare questions, and better understand their health information so they can have more productive conversations with their care team.

Her Health First does not replace your healthcare providers. Instead, we work alongside your existing care team by helping you better understand your health information, prepare for appointments, organize medical information, and feel more confident communicating with your providers.

Her Health First focuses on empowering women to feel informed, organized, and confident when navigating the healthcare system. Our approach combines care coordination, health education, and personalized support to help simplify complex healthcare experiences.

Yes. Protecting your privacy is extremely important to us. Any personal or health information you share with Her Health First is kept confidential and used only for the purpose of supporting you in navigating your healthcare.

Her Health First does not provide emergency or urgent medical services. If you are experiencing a medical emergency or urgent health concern, please contact your healthcare provider, visit the nearest emergency department, or call emergency services immediately.