Health Literacy

Empower yourself with Health Literacy through Patient Better’s dedicated educational programs and Non-Digital Patient-Centered Health Resources. Our focus on Health Literacy ensures that patients and caregivers have the essential understanding and skills to navigate healthcare confidently and make informed decisions.

A modern depiction of the key roles of a patient navigator—supporting patients through coordination, education, and confidence in managing their care.

5 Key Roles of a Patient Navigator (and the Surefire Ways They Help You Coordinate the System)

Patient navigators play a vital role in helping people make sense of the healthcare system. Learn the five key roles of a patient navigator and how they transform the patient experience through guidance, communication, and care coordination.

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The importance of health literacy shown as a nurse educates a patient on safe medication use, highlighting six essential benefits for patient education, communication, healthcare access, and better health outcomes.

The Importance of Health Literacy: How It Shapes Every Step of Your Care Journey

Health literacy is more than reading medical terms—it’s the foundation of clear communication, confident decisions, and better health outcomes. Discover the importance of health literacy and explore six undeniable benefits that can transform every step of your care journey.

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An older couple sits on a light-colored sofa in a cozy living room, reviewing paperwork together with a laptop open in front of them. The man, smiling, gestures toward a document while the woman looks at him attentively, holding another page. A coffee mug, notepad, and glasses rest on the table, suggesting a thoughtful planning session. The image illustrates proactive health management, reflecting the question: What steps can I take to avoid medical oversights? It conveys how preparation, shared decision-making, and staying organized can help prevent costly or dangerous errors in medical care.

What steps can I take to avoid medical oversights? 10 proven steps help you stay informed, prepared, and protected.

Medical oversights can lead to serious consequences—but many are preventable with the right approach. This article shares 10 actionable steps to help you avoid medical oversight by staying organized, asking the right questions, and actively participating in your care.

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