Quick Guide to Navigating the Healthcare System: For Caregivers & Patients

by Kenshara Cravens

Overview

Quick Guide to Navigating the Healthcare System: For Caregivers and Patients is a self-help, educational piece of literature that will help caregivers and patient understand the healthcare system. This guide covers information on Medicare, Medicaid, and mental health services. While this book can be used for any age group, it is geared toward for the senior citizen population or adults currently on disability that receive Medicaid services.

This book has been strategically worded so that it can be understandable for any reader. A medical social worker created this book to provide insight into things that were seen as difficult to understand from patients or things they did not know.

Connect with the author at https://www.themedicalsocialworker.org/

Product Details

BN ID:	2940162486565
Publisher:	Kenshara Cravens
Publication date:	04/26/2021
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	624 KB

About the Author

Kenshara Cravens, born and raised in La Marque, Texas, is a social worker who works at a Managed Care Organization as a Service Coordinator. With years of experience working in nursing homes, hospice, home health, and hospitals. Kenshara is also an adjunct professor at the University of Texas at Arlington. Kenshara takes an interest in working with those who are in need.

Kenshara is an expert when it comes to senior care, and their needs. After working in the field, Kenshara kept seeing the same issues with patients, which pointed to a need for more education. So, Kenshara knew she was the one to share her knowledge and write this book.

Kenshara is currently working on her Ph.D in Social Work with a specialization in Medical Social Work. Kenshara currently holds a Master’s and Bachelor’s degree in Social Work. Kenshara also holds her LCDC (CI) certification and is a notary public. Kenshara specializes in discharge planning, Medicaid, Medicare, minority issues, adjustment issues, and substance use disorders.

www.themedicalsocialworker.org