THE NEED
Finding The Need
Now, an entire notebook was filled with What Is Needed.
Adrian learned the critical importance of chronic and terminal illness management and research while caring for her father, John Eckstein. Through the eyes of her very sick father, Adrian saw The Need
THE JOURNEY
Discovering Our Passion
John became too sick to understand what the doctors were describing, to research alternatives, to keep track of his appointments and prescriptions, and to manage medications with their side effects. In addition to being very sick, John lost the ability to walk and drive. Adrian was fortunate to have the support of her family and friends while she worked to manage her father's care through his illnesses. Adrian left her position at a large pharmaceutical company to follow her passion to help others who are painfully experiencing What Is Needed. And thus the journey began.
THE CARE
Caring For The One We Love
And so...What Is Needed? It is the partnership between doctors, families, and patients, to increase a positive patient experience and better patient outcomes.
People who are sick often want someone to help with their needs and to coordinate with doctors for the best care possible. Cornerstone Health Partners is solely focused on effectively assisting families and patients through difficult diagnoses with research, partnership, practical help, and dedication.
THE PRESENT
A Brighter Future For All...
The definition of Cornerstone is "the foundation that bears the weight of the others." From this meaningful definition, Cornerstone Health Partners LLC was created. Cornerstone Health Partners will bear the weight that often accompanies an illness. The Founder, Adrian McCullough, holds an Masters of Science in Health Administration , and an MBA in Marketing. Her team consists of a dedicated group of professionals with a common goal of helping others during their struggle with illness and distress. Services in healthcare include: home care, chronic disease management, transportation, mental illness, respite care, research, bill reconciliation, record management, and preventative measures.