Deciphering medical jargon can be overwhelming, especially when you’re already stressed or dealing with illness.

A healthcare advocate can help translate—between you, your healthcare providers, and your loved ones—to make sure you get the crucial information you need.

They’ll help you ask the right questions and get answers, understand your diagnosis and treatment plan, and make informed decisions about your care.

Our nation’s fragmented healthcare system makes it difficult for doctors and other specialists to coordinate your care.

A healthcare advocate is a central point of contact, ensuring all of your doctors are talking to each other to get you the best care.

Your advocate will serve as a centralized resource to help prevent excess costs, reduce unnecessary tests and procedures, and greatly improve the quality of your care.

Your healthcare journey is unique—and so is your relationship with your advocate. A health advocacy platform like Solace will match you to the right advocate for your unique situation.

Plus, you’ll work with the same advocate over time, giving you the trust, emotional support, and consistency of care that you need during your health journey.

Whatever you need—whether it's scheduling appointments, coordinating care between specialists, or advocating for your rights— your care advocate will ensure that your voice is heard and your concerns are addressed.

The U.S. healthcare system can make anyone feel powerless. A healthcare advocate will empower you to take an active role in your healthcare decisions through their exceptional guidance, resources, and emotional support.

They’ll go to bat for you when you need them most, advocating for your best interests and ensuring you receive the care and attention you deserve.

Dealing with insurance claims, medical bills, and financial assistance programs often adds unnecessary stress to an already challenging situation.

A healthcare advocate can help you understand the complexities of insurance coverage by finding available financial resources and negotiating medical bills on your behalf, so you can spend less time worrying and more time healing.