Health Affairs April 7, 2024
Michelle Martin, Senior Director of Policy

Publisher’s note: This post is paid for and provided by UnitedHealthcare. The views expressed by the author are their own.

UnitedHealthcare’s National Advisory Board (NAB) is committed to fostering an environment that encourages self-advocacy of all ages. Self-advocacy is essential for active participation in care and is necessary for care that is best suited to an individual’s needs. UnitedHealthcare has published a three-part video series which explores the impact of self-advocacy for children, adults and older adults.

Learning to self-advocate early in life is an important part of a child’s health care journey. Through self-advocacy, a child learns how to ask questions and communicate their health needs to their care providers. The parent’s advocacy journey evolves simultaneously, from advocating on...

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