Do you want to help or support a friend or family member who is in need of medical treatment? Are you in need of medical treatment and not sure where or how to get support? A patient advocate shouldn’t be an additional cost burden. We can help develop a team by using the people who know the patient best!
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Advocacy
Pulse CPSEA is an organization that focuses on patient advocacy as it relates to patient safety and promoting positive patient outcomes. We support and assist the friends and family who act as advocates and support the patient.
Education
Pulse CPSEA has numerous programs for patient education. Nowhere else are people taught to be patients. At Pulse CPSEA our programs have been developed with input from healthcare professionals as well as patients and family members’ experiences.
Support
If you are a survivor of a medical injury which affected you or a loved one directly and want to talk it through, we are here to support you. If you need continued medical care, we understand how difficult that may be. We will provide continuing assistance to you and your family as you navigate the healthcare system, assess risks, and find new ways of coping with the stresses of the journey.
The Pulse Center for Patient Safety Education & Advocacy was founded in 1996 as a support group for people harmed by their medical care and incorporated soon after as Pulse of NY. The name was changed in 2016 to reflect our community based educational programs in patient safety and advocacy. Our goal has always been to empower patients and their families to be active members of their healthcare teams and support them through this journey. Research shows that involved and informed patients get better results. Medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the country and cost the economy as much as $20 billion a year.
SOME OF THE CURRENT PROGRAMS AT THE PULSE CENTER FOR PATIENT SAFETY Education & Advocacy
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To find out if you have representation from Pulse CPSEA in your area or to become a representative call us today!