Get to know Megan Stewart, MS, BCPA
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Megan Stewart, MS, BCPA
Coordinating chronic care
Reviewing and reconciling medications
Navigating home- and facility-based care
Megan Stewart is a Board-Certified Patient Advocate (BCPA) based in Atlanta, Georgia. Her desire to pursue patient advocacy and navigation was driven by the experiences that her family faced in handling healthcare issues. Megan's husband, Joe, was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer called chordoma in 2016. Joe’s cancer journey included out-of-state treatment and at-home recovery, which provided a set of challenges for their family but also resulted in Joe’s successful treatment. During his journey, Megan served as Joe’s primary caregiver, and she is passionate about supporting patients and their families. As an outgrowth of their experience and other healthcare issues they have faced within their family and friend network, Megan returned to school, receiving her certificate in Patient Advocacy through UCLA in December 2019.
Megan holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Politics and a Master’s degree in International Finance from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service. Megan and Joe live in Atlanta, Georgia, with their two teenagers. She is an active member of the local community, including serving as the president of the Alumni Association at Marist School. Megan has been part of the Chordoma Foundation’s volunteer community and is Chair of the Community Advisory Board, helping with programming and initiatives to support patients and their families. She is also a member of the Alliance of Professional Health Advocates and Umbra Health Advocacy.
Megan enjoys using her experiences and knowledge in order to help patients and families navigate their healthcare journeys and get the best possible care for their healthcare needs. She focuses on cancer, rare disease, and chronic disease.
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