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We Can Help

What we do...

  • We match your request with partner volunteers, who will provide basic guidance on how to navigate the health care and related systems

  • We assist family members/loved ones to better help you

  • We provide a panel of professionals to support our volunteers and clients

  • We provide tips for positive interactions with your health care providers

  • We assist with a single issue or problem 

  • We help you to find Affordable Insurance, medical care, medications, legal and other services

  • We assist you with medical records and access to Patient Portal

  • We assist you with medical billing challenges

  • We help with forms

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We don't...

  •  We are not affiliated with any medical provider, hospital, or insurance company

  • We don't offer medical or legal advice

  • We don't treat you or provide medical services

  • We don't provide legal services

  • We don't provide case management services

  • We don't make medical or legal decisions for you

  • We don't provide emergency services

  • We don't store your medical records

  • We don't continuously engage throughout your health care experiences

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Privacy Statement

JKPPA will not directly reach out to health care providers to obtain protected health care information. By providing private information or access to private information to JKPPA and its partner volunteers you understand that we intend to use the information to assist you and to promote the mission of JKPPA. Although JKPPA is not a covered entity for HIPPA purposes, we use our best efforts to maintain the privacy of health information and will not voluntarily make disclosures to others. 

Jeff Kornblau Partners for Patient Advocacy, d/b/a JKPPA is a 501 (c)(3) not-for-profit organization, EIN: 86-3780434, 610 Harper Avenue, Jenkintown, PA 19046.  Gifts to JKPPA are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. Please consult your tax advisor for further information. JKPPA's services are offered for free without regard to ability to pay. 

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Note that under the Volunteer Protection Act, 42 U.S.C. § 14503, volunteers, including volunteers who are professionals, are not liable for acts or omissions during the course of performing good faith services. It is the patient's right and responsibility to make their own health care decisions in conjunction with their own health care providers.

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