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This page shares the fun tips and easy tools geared for everyday people to learn how to govern care.

Welcome to Patient Better, a comprehensive health advocacy solution designed to empower you in your healthcare journey. Our educational program and proprietary tools aim to make home healthcare management not just efficient, but truly effective. Whether you're contemplating hiring a health advocate, becoming a caregiver, or simply looking to better manage your own healthcare, one of the biggest hurdles is handling medical records accurately and securely. Patient Better equips you with the knowledge and tools to tackle this challenge, helping you take control, reduce costs, and protect yourself from unnecessary or preventable oversights and errors. Join us to understand the medical landscape and become your own best advocate. Self-check your skills to see how well-tuned and up-to-date your health advocacy skills are:https://patientbetter.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Health-Proficiency-Challenge-II.pdf

24/09/2025

What do you think the biggest benefit of health literacy is—better communication, lower costs, or more confident decisions? Here are 6 undeniable ways health literacy transforms care.

Discover the importance of health literacy in improving care, reducing costs, and empowering patients to make confident healthcare decisions.

23/09/2025

Arriving to a good quality medical appointment requires more than showing your ID, handing over your insurance card, and sitting back as a passive recipient. By asking these five questions in every medical appointment, you’ll get your answers, avoid missed details, and leave the office with a clear plan. With this simple preparation, your visits become more productive, less stressful, and far more meaningful.

Appointment preparation helps you organize questions, concerns, and documents so your medical visit is clear, focused, and productive. Read more

22/09/2025

Informed decision-making is more than just choosing a treatment—it’s about having the knowledge, clarity, and confidence to make the choice that’s right for you. With the right tools and questions, patients and caregivers can move from passive recipients of care to active participants in their health journey. Explore our latest article to see how to bridge the gap between informed and shared decision-making.

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Informed decision-making means understanding your options, asking the right questions, and confidently choosing what’s best for your care.

21/09/2025

Understanding your health story isn’t just helpful—it’s essential. When patients and caregivers can clearly share their story, providers can deliver more personalized, connected, and effective care.

A Health Story is your personal record of symptoms, emotions, and care experiences. Learn how it guides better treatment and support. Read more.

19/09/2025

Medical records are more than charts and test results—they’re the key to understanding your health story and coordinating your care. Learn what’s inside, why they matter, and how they can empower you to navigate and coordinate your care with confidence.

A medical record is your health history with doctor notes, test results, and treatments. Learn what’s inside, why it matters, how to build and use it.

18/09/2025

Struggling with daily routines can be one of the earliest signs that more care or support is needed. Learn what Activities of Daily Living are, why they matter, and the questions to ask yourself to protect independence and quality of life.

Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) are basic tasks like eating, bathing, and dressing. Knowing ADLs helps assess needs and plan the right support.

17/09/2025

In this new article, we break down what health literacy really looks like in the real world—and why it matters more than ever. Whether you're managing your own care or helping a loved one, this guide shows how to go from passive recipient to confident participant in your care.

Patient Better vs PAM shows what real health literacy looks like in practice. Compare the tools & discover how patients take control of their care.

15/09/2025

https://patientbetter.com/9-principles-of-patient-better/

Explore the 9 principles of Patient Better—helping people navigate healthcare, improve communication, and become active partners in care.

05/09/2025

What is Gastroenterology?

Gastroenterology is the branch of medicine that diagnoses & treats digestive system conditions including the stomach, intestines, liver & pancreas.

18/07/2025

Ever feel like patients are expected to run the show in healthcare—with zero training, no prep, and everyone waiting for them to make the first move? That’s what “patient-led coordination” has become: a role patients didn’t ask for, but are forced to play.

It’s time we support patients with real tools and training—so they’re not just directing the chaos, but actually empowered to navigate it.

13/07/2025

If only navigating healthcare came with GPS

“Turn left at the prior authorization form. In 500 feet, fax your lab results. You’ve missed your appointment window. Rerouting…”

We laugh, but for many people, this is everyday reality. Confusing paperwork, unclear instructions, and dead-end phone trees aren’t just frustrating—they’re barriers to better care.

That’s why The Patient Better Project Inc. is working to make health navigation education a standard part of every diagnosis.

We’re not trying to change the system overnight—but we are helping people learn how to move through it with clarity, confidence, and control.

👀 You may not see us on billboards—but if you've ever thought, “Why isn’t there a class for this?” — that's us.

08/07/2025

This cartoon captures the everyday messiness of managing care across multiple providers, referrals, and treatments. It’s a light take on a heavy reality: navigating healthcare is harder than it should be.

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Our Story

Patient Better LLC, established in 2015, as a tool for people to record care that later evolved into an entire program for everyday people to self-manage care. As the company progressed, we identified an obstacle that has impacted many online health documenting systems and could potentially impact our consumer’s usability as well. Our recognition was that without users having constant connectivity we could not guarantee that people would be able to share their medical information with others on demand. Patient Better realized that for us to stand out from the other systems and deliver a complete solution we needed to offer a “hard copy option”. In 2018 we took our product in a different direction so that we can ensure that our all of our customers will always have their health information within reach at all times. And by adding this feature we were able to open a door to a slue of benefits that were not thought of at the time.

Finally, in 2019, after years of researching, matching, and meeting the needs of clinicians, payers, and private citizens, we formulated a product that would provide a quality solution that everyone involved in one’s care could participate and collaborate at a price that matched our goals of affordability and accessibility. After diligently developing our concept as a personal medical program for self-management- our product was brought into the market.

So that today we can confidently bring a quality brand into the marketplace that not only optimizes at-home caregiver’s capabilities, enhances communication proficiency, but we can also keep our promise that our users will forever have access to their own medical records. Patient Better prides itself as being the market leader that helps people manage medical records and has transformed itself into a complete curriculum to enable folks to "patient better". Our product was created for patients (and their caregivers) to equip themselves with the fundamental administrative duties that co-exist with proper self-medical management through a simple, physical collection of medical data. By doing this, people are spending less time on the administration duties at the doctor’s office and have more time face-to-face with professionals focused on what really matters—their health.

Patient Better helps people perform principal administration duties that co-exist with patient's need to self-manage care:

Enhances Participation in Treatment - Have fewer complications, lessen emergency room visits, prepare for an information-driven medical appointment, and reduce unforeseen costs.

Maximizes Medical Utilization - Prepare for medical appointments, reduce unnecessary phone calls and office visits, and effectively take advantage of offered services, treatments, and resources.

Improves Risk Management - Have a realistic calculation of services needed for proper treatment and recovery to make more informed decisions[.1] .

Effectively Manages Care Records - Become an efficient liaison in the transfer of information from one doctor's office to the next.

Mission Statement

Patient Better LLC aspires to be the supplier of choice for healthcare providers, populations in need, and at-risk, under-served communities to protect valuable information that is the most susceptible to being lost. We strive to be utilized as a complete curriculum to help people self-manage their healthcare, improve the quality of cost-effective medical office visits, and prepare people to make better choices and decisions through a standardized documentation system.

Vision Statement

To become the most trusted resource in patient education for the healthcare community as an affordable investment that will bridge the communication gap between primary providers, healthcare professionals, patients, and their caregivers.