80% of seniors lack the resources for long-term care
Sometimes, medicine is just one part of the solution. From non-profit services to public programs, your advocate will find and apply for low-cost resources that help you stay nourished and financially stable.
80% of seniors lack the resources for long-term care
Sometimes, medicine is just one part of the solution. From non-profit services to public programs, your advocate will find and apply for low-cost resources that help you stay nourished and financially stable.
Affordable services are out there. Your advocate will find them.
Identifying your needs
When you’re sick, it’s easy to get lost in the weeds of medicine and overlook other vital needs. Your advocate anticipates and identifies the gaps in your support system – often before you do – then creates an action plan to secure low-cost access to everything you need. They’ll make sure the resources you need are nearby and accessible, so quality care is always within reach.
Putting in the research
There are countless government programs and non-profits offering health and wellness services – you just need to know where to find them. Advocates are expert researchers who can locate affordable resources in every nook and cranny of the country. They’ll even apply for services.
Connecting local resources to the rest of your care
Your advocate can make sure your doctor and other support teams are communicating effectively. They’ll coordinate details, like syncing transportation with appointment schedules or making sure your doctor knows about your nutrition needs and the services you’re working with.
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Bridging the Gap
“My advocate, Leah, connected the dots between medicine and other resources. She found and applied for no-cost transportation so I could get to my dialysis and connected me with a brilliant kidney care specialist. She even found a nearby support group to help with the mental part. She knew that health isn’t just about medicine, and I truly believe she saved my life. “
Bridging the Gap
“My advocate, Leah, connected the dots between medicine and other resources. She found and applied for no-cost transportation so I could get to my dialysis and connected me with a brilliant kidney care specialist. She even found a nearby support group to help with the mental part. She knew that health isn’t just about medicine, and I truly believe she saved my life. “
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It’s easy to get started
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Intake Session
We’ll call and discuss your care journey, your concerns, and the ways an advocate can help.
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Advocate Meeting
Meet your Solace Advocate - an expert who will listen to you, understand you, and fight for you.
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Ongoing Support
We’re here for you whenever you need - however long it takes. No health issue is too big, or too small.
Frequently Asked Questions
Advocates on Solace are experienced physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals from a wide range of backgrounds.
98% of Solace patients report better healthcare outcomes after working with an advocate.
Advocates on Solace are independent—meaning they work for you, not for an insurance company or a hospital.
Your advocate will always have your best interests, and best outcomes, at heart.
Healthcare advocates on Solace are fully covered by Medicare and many Medicare Advantage programs.
Check your eligibility to see if you qualify—it only takes a minute.
We know our advocates sound a bit like miracle workers, but they have limits. They can’t prescribe medications or diagnose an illness, for instance.
They can’t replace your doctor, but they can break down the barriers standing between you and the quality healthcare you deserve.
We have advocates serving all 50 states, but an advocate doesn’t need to live in your city to help you get the best care.
Wherever they are, they’ll work closely with your doctors and find the local resources you need to get the best possible health outcome.
We’ll match you with the best advocate for you.