Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Who can benefit from the services of Medical Care Coaching Advocacy (MCCA)?

Our Coaching Guests include Seniors, Caregivers, Adult children and other individuals who need to better understand health-related information concerning preventive services or to manage a health care challenge.

We believe that you (the patient) are an important part of the Medical Care Team.  As an Informed Patient, you will add value to your patient experience as you better communicate with your Health Professional.

What is a small-group coaching session?

A small-group coaching session is an MCCA workshop, led by an MCCA coach, with up to 20 Coaching Guests in attendance.

Our “Keeping It Simple” Coaching series offers a range of topics that empower guests to become informed patients prepared to make informed health-related decisions.

Coaching guests are free to ask questions in a warm and intimate environment.  The information is presented with our core values of simplicity, compassion, excellence and integrity at the center of each coaching session. A small-group coaching fee is applied for each topic presented in our “Keeping It Simple” series.

What is an individual/family personal coaching session?

An individual/family coaching session is a personal coaching session for an individual, family, or family caregiver who may prefer to speak individually with an MCCA coach. 

An hourly-based fee is applied for individuals or families seeking to become informed about a specific preventive measure or health-related challenge.

Describe the Medical Care Coaching Experience?

The Medical Care Coaching Experience is a warm and inviting space that will enable you to learn about health-related information that is easy to understand, to ask any questions you may have, and become empowered to add value to your future patient experience.

MCCA Coaches will not only inform you, but most importantly empower you to put the information into practice. We believe that an informed patient who makes informed decisions will ultimately have improved health outcomes.