Build the timeline
Organize infection history, hospital stays, procedures, medications, and follow-up events.
A distinctive focus
Infectious Disease Advocacy
Independent support for patients and families navigating MRSA, other serious infections, hospital care, specialty appointments, and complicated transitions.
Experience that informs the work
John understands how consuming a serious infection can become.
John contracted MRSA in a hospital following a skin-graft procedure. Over approximately seven years, the infection recurred 17 times and led to 213 total days hospitalized. He brings that lived perspective to hospital-acquired and recurrent infection advocacy while respecting the distinct role of each medical professional.
John’s role is not to diagnose, recommend or select treatment or antibiotics, interpret tests or labs clinically, determine malpractice, or provide legal advice. He helps you stay organized, prepare useful questions, communicate concerns, and keep agreed next steps visible.
Nonclinical advocacy
Medical decisions stay with you and your licensed healthcare providers.
DJB Advocacy LLC does not practice medicine, diagnose medical conditions, prescribe treatment, provide medical or clinical advice, or guarantee medical, insurance, financial, or legal outcomes. Advocacy does not replace physicians, nurses, case managers, attorneys, or other licensed professionals; medical decisions remain between the client and licensed healthcare providers.
Practical support
What John can help you do
Prepare the questions
Turn uncertainty into a focused list for infectious disease specialists and other qualified providers.
Support communication
Help the patient and family describe concerns, clarify goals, and document agreed next steps.
A calm first conversation
If a serious infection has left your family overwhelmed, start with a conversation.
Tell John what is happening. He will listen, explain whether advocacy may be a fit, and outline a clear next step.