CARE-CENTERED ADVOCACY. STRATEGIC SOLUTIONS.
Empowering caregivers. Strengthening communities. Advancing change.
CAREGIVING SUPPORT
ADVOCACY & AWARENESS
STRATEGY & CONSULTING
SPEAKING & TRAINING
STORYTELLING & CONTENT
Who Is Patrice Sterling?
Patrice Sterling, BCPA, is a Board Certified Patient
Advocate, healthcare communications professional,
consultant, speaker, author, and caregiver leader who
helps caregivers, healthcare organizations, nonprofits, and
community partners move from good intentions to
informed, care-centered action.
Her work is grounded in both professional expertise and
more than two decades of lived experience navigating
sickle cell disease alongside her son. This dual perspective
gives Patrice a clear understanding of what families
experience, what healthcare professionals and
organizations are working to accomplish, and where
communication, trust, and systems can break down.
As a healthcare communications and change management
professional, Patrice has extensive experience in strategic
communications, stakeholder engagement, program
implementation, education, and event facilitation. She has
coordinated cross-functional initiatives, developed
communications and learning resources, supported
organizational change, and helped diverse stakeholders
move toward shared goals.
What I Offer
Real experience. Purposeful action.
Caregiving Support
Guidance and tools for the everyday work of caregiving
Advocacy & Awareness
Raising the visibility of sickle cell disease and family caregiving.
Strategy & Consulting
Care-centered program design for organizations and providers.
Speaking & Training
Keynotes and workshops that move audiences to action.
Storytelling & Content
Books, journals, and content that turn lived experience into legacy.
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