Nurse-led advocacy for the moments when you need a person in your corner.
Chris King, RN, BSN, BCPA helps patients and families walk into appointments prepared, appeal denials with real medical-necessity language, and get an independent set of eyes on care when it matters most.
Two ways to work together
Video and phone consults for anyone in the US, or in-person advocacy for families in Northeast Ohio.
Online advocacy
Wherever you are, Chris works with you by video and phone — no travel required.
"Get me ready" consult
Walk into your appointment ready to speak clearly and ask the right questions — before a new diagnosis conversation, a specialist visit, or a hard follow-up.
Denial + appeal letter review
Send Chris your denial letter and any draft appeal you've started. He revises it with nurse-level medical necessity language and coaches you through what comes next.
Medication safety review
Chris reviews your full medication list — interactions, timing conflicts, duplicate therapies — and teaches you what's actually going on, not just what's on the label.
Second-opinion navigator
Chris finds the right specialist for your condition, verifies their credentials, and prepares the referral — so the legwork of a second opinion isn't on you.
Discharge coach
Before you or a loved one leaves the hospital, Chris walks through the discharge paperwork with your family so meds, follow-ups, warning signs, and equipment don't get lost in the shuffle.
Long-distance family liaison
If a parent lives far from you, Chris becomes your local nurse — calling their doctors, getting straight answers, and reporting back to you in plain English every month.
In-person advocacy
For families within reasonable distance of Medina — Chris shows up in person.
Nurse presence at your appointment
A nurse meets you at the doctor's office and sits with you through the visit — taking notes, asking the questions you might forget, and translating what the doctor actually meant.
Concierge nurse for an aging parent
Ongoing one-on-one nursing care for a loved one who needs more than an app can provide but doesn't need a nursing home — coordinated under their own physician.
Assisted-living family advocacy
The independent set of eyes making sure your loved one's needs are actually being met in their facility — not just documented as met.
Facility partnerships
For assisted-living directors: Chris partners with your team as an outside nurse advocate, giving residents nurse-level attention without adding to your payroll.
Not ready for 1-on-1 advocacy yet?
Chris also built Allready, a free app that helps you prepare for a visit, organize your questions, and understand what happened after — on your own, anytime.
Allready
An AI-assisted companion for visit prep, appeal letters, and medication tracking. Free to start — upgrade only if you want VAL to remember your history across visits.
About Chris
A registered nurse and Board Certified Patient Advocate, based in Medina, Ohio.
Chris has held roles from bedside nursing to executive leadership throughout several managed care organizations in Northeast Ohio. Across that range, he's seen the same thing happen again and again: patients falling through the cracks — not because anyone stopped caring, but because of corporate policies and political decisions made far from the bedside.
That's exactly why Breeze Advocacy exists. It's an independent practice — outside of any hospital system or insurance company — built to work for one person only: the patient in front of him.
Get in touch
Most inquiries start with a free 15-minute discovery call — no pressure, just a chance to see if working together makes sense.