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Healthcare Advocates
About
Melanie M. Parks
MSN RN BCPA
About Me:
As the Founder and CEO of Lend A Helping Hand Healthcare Advocates, Melanie M. Parks, MSN RN BCPA, brings her wealth of expertise to those who find themselves overwhelmed and bewildered by illness or the complexities of the healthcare system.
Originally hailing from Massachusetts and now operating out of Atlanta, Melanie is a dedicated private professional healthcare advocate with a multifaceted background in nursing, hospice and palliative care, inpatient case management, and health insurance plans. She obtained both her Bachelor's and Master's Degrees from Chamberlain College of Nursing.
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With over a decade of hands-on experience, Melanie deftly navigates the intricacies of the healthcare system, exuding confidence and efficiency. She takes pride in addressing the specific needs and concerns of the aging population, their adult caregivers, and other clients.
Melanie's mission is to provide patients and families with the space to concentrate on the patient's well-being and support one another emotionally and physically, all while extending her guiding hand through the healthcare maze. Through her profound knowledge, unwavering passion, and steadfast dedication, Melanie is steadfastly committed to aiding individuals in navigating the tumultuous world of healthcare.
"When we think of a job we think of work. When we think of the word work we think of ethic. The common separation between a good work ethic and a poor one is passion. When a person’s performance is executed with passion, they demonstrate what it takes to exceed the previous boundaries of expectation. They show signs of strive toward growth and improvement in themselves and their environment. Melanie Parks is the poster child for these traits. It is her driving force to stride toward the best possible outcomes whether it is in a professional or personal environment. Melanie is a go-getter, not just because it’s what she’s trained to do, but because that is how her brain is wired."
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-Brandon C