What Brings You To The Doctor?

Protected class employees, particularly Black women, who are dealing with workplace conflict are referred to see a doctor. Because of systemic racism, seeing a doctor about workplace issues statistically sends them on a dark and dangerous disease trip negatively impacting their day-to-day, as well as their employability. 

Take Charge of Your Medical Visits with Nurse Assurance. Whether you’re a single mom doing what it takes to keep your job, facing an unexpected medical diagnosis, or questioning the necessity of a prescription, it's essential to have a strong advocate by your side.

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As a nurse, mother and an aunt, I’ve witnessed firsthand how medical practices often prioritize profit over the patient needs. I don't like it but we all know healthcare is a business and disease is its commodity. 

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Because outpatient doctor offices operate without the patient's advocate, the registered nurse, serious medical negligence go unchecked. 

In order to provide you with the basic healthcare rights keeping you well and employable, choose the Nurse Assurance that best fit your needs. 

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Prices are yearly. For less than a daily cup of coffee, you can hire the healthcare leadership you need to finally 'get over' systemic racism. 

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