About
Carrie Andrews, BCPA
Carrie is a Board Certified Patient Advocate with a degree in English & Communications. She has done everything from work for the Department of Ecology producing public information materials to being the Communications Director at the Northwest Maritime Center. In between there she owned a web development company for fifteen years and then was the Assistant Head of School at a small alternative private school.
For the past several years she has found herself drawn to patient advocacy and end-of-life issues, and is now working as a Patient Advocate and helping people address their advanced care concerns in group classes and in individual consultations.
Carrie is convinced that people of all ages can live better by being willing to think about dying; being prepared for “what if”—fiscally, legally, and emotionally—and really talking to your friends and family about what you want the end of your life to look like. In her role as a Patient Advocate she can help make sure your wishes are upheld as you navigate a medical condition or situation.
Member of:
A nonprofit dedicated to promoting health advocacy in Washington State. Organization for patient advocates, navigators, and care managers. Promoting competence and professionalism in the field of patient advocacy.
For the past several years she has found herself drawn to patient advocacy and end-of-life issues, and is now working as a Patient Advocate and helping people address their advanced care concerns in group classes and in individual consultations.
Carrie is convinced that people of all ages can live better by being willing to think about dying; being prepared for “what if”—fiscally, legally, and emotionally—and really talking to your friends and family about what you want the end of your life to look like. In her role as a Patient Advocate she can help make sure your wishes are upheld as you navigate a medical condition or situation.
- Listen here for an overview of Carrie's work, from an interview broadcast on KPTZ.
- Watch here to see Rhonda Hull interview Carrie about Advocacy and Alzheimers.
- Click here to download Carrie's resume.
Member of:
- People's Memorial Association - Board of Directors
A nonprofit dedicated to promoting health advocacy in Washington State. Organization for patient advocates, navigators, and care managers. Promoting competence and professionalism in the field of patient advocacy.
