If you ever feel unsure about your treatment options or find it difficult to explain what you need, help is available.
An advocate can guide you through the care process, ensure your views are listened to, and, if necessary, speak on your behalf. They can help you with decision-making, raise concerns when something doesn’t feel right, or simply provide someone to talk to about how you feel regarding your care.
Advocates work independently and are not part of The Neuro Medical Group.
In healthcare, advocacy means having someone by your side to:
An advocate may provide practical support, such as:
Getting an Advocate Through Your Local Council
If you don’t have family or friends to support you, your local council is required to provide an advocate. You can contact your council’s social services department and ask about their advocacy services.
There are several independent charities that can also provide advocacy support:
Important Note
These organisations are independent and not connected with The Neuro Medical Group. We do not endorse or take responsibility for the content, accuracy, or services provided by external organisations. For further information, please contact these organisations directly.
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