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No one should navigate healthcare alone
Solace advocates help you get the care and honest answers you deserve. With 16 years of healthcare experience on average, they coordinate across providers, translate medical jargon, and resolve the billing issues and paperwork that can stand between you and better outcomes.

Covered by Medicare & insurance nationwide
Covered by insurance nationwide
Covered by Medicare & Insurance
1-on-1 help, covered by insurance



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“The next time a medical challenge arises in my home, one of my first calls will be to Solace Health.”

Real patients. Real advocates. Real outcomes.
Real patients. Real advocates. Real outcomes.
of patients recommend working with an advocate to friends or family*
of patients feel more in control of their care with an advocate*
of patients see better health outcomes with an advocate*
*Based on a 2023 report by the Coalition of Healthcare Advocacy Organizations
How it works
Start with your story
A Solace physician will listen closely to your goals and healthcare history, then pair you with the right advocate.

Meet your advocate
Your advocate will get to know your benefits, insurance situation,
and care needs and build out a
clear path forward.

Access the care you need
Your advocate coordinates across every system affecting your care so every benefit you’re qualified for is working for you.

Over 45,000 Patients & Families Helped
Over 45,000 Individuals & Families Helped
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FAQs
Solace is a healthcare service that pairs you with a personal health advocate who helps you navigate the medical system. Your advocate can handle paperwork, coordinate with your providers, and fight insurance claim denials on your behalf. Solace advocates have an average of 16 years of healthcare experience, and services are covered by insurance and Medicare for eligible patients.
Yes. Solace is a legitimate healthcare advocacy service that connects patients with experienced advocates, covered by insurance and Medicare. Advocates help with tasks like scheduling, understanding medical bills, and appealing denied claims. Solace advocates do not provide medical or legal advice, and you must be 18 or older to use the service.
For most patients, Solace is covered by insurance or Medicare, so there is little to no out-of-pocket cost. Whether you're covered depends on your specific plan. You can confirm your coverage in a few minutes with a free eligibility check.
A health advocate manages the non-clinical side of healthcare so you don't have to do it alone. That can include organizing appointments, communicating with insurers and providers, reviewing medical bills, and appealing denied insurance claims. Advocates help you understand your options and take action, but they do not provide medical or legal advice.
Yes. Solace serves both commercial insurance and Medicare patients, and advocate services are covered for eligible members. A Solace advocate can help Medicare beneficiaries coordinate care, understand their coverage, and resolve billing or claim issues. Check your eligibility to confirm coverage under your plan.
Yes — fighting claim denials is one of the core things a Solace advocate does. Your advocate can review the denial, gather the required documentation, and manage the appeals process with your insurer on your behalf. This is administrative support, not legal advice.
Start by checking your eligibility to see whether your insurance or Medicare plan covers Solace, then book an appointment with an advocate. You must be 18 or older to sign up.
Healthcare without homework
Your advocate helps manage paperwork, coordination, and follow-through on your behalf.








