People with alcohol use disorder and drug use disorders including opioids and stimulants need medical detox, treatment programs, and ongoing support while facing stigma and shame. When substance use controls your life and you're ready for change, finding judgment-free help becomes critical.
Solace substance abuse advocates are experienced medical professionals who:
Your advocate treats addiction as the medical condition it is, with zero judgment.
Best of all, most patients pay nothing out of pocket.
Dr. Kafilat S.
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Kafilat is a board-certified NP with 13+ years of experience. She excels in oncology, chronic illness, and healthcare advocacy.
Michael Y.
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Michael is a medical doctor with 15+ years of experience specializing in patient advocacy, case management, and navigating healthcare.
Lori S.
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Lori is a retired nurse with 40+ years of experience. She specializes in home, hospital, and rehab care. She excels in case management.
Jeff B.
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Jeff is an EMT with 31+ years of experience. He focuses on medical bill management and patient advocacy.
Withdrawal from alcohol and drugs can be dangerous without medical support. Your advocate arranges medical detox programs, ensures safe withdrawal management, and coordinates medications to ease symptoms. They make sure you detox safely, not alone.
Different substances and situations need different programs. Your advocate finds programs for your specific substance use, coordinates dual diagnosis treatment for mental health, and matches intensity to your needs. They help you find treatment that fits your life.
Recovery requires ongoing support beyond initial treatment. Your advocate connects you with AA, NA, or SMART Recovery, coordinates sober living arrangements, and helps build recovery networks. They ensure you have support for the long journey ahead.
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With Solace, you get both a patient advocate and a supporting physician, which we refer to as your “care team”.
Your advocate will be there to manage the day to day aspects of your care: coordinating with doctors, researching potential solutions and communicating updates to you.
Your supporting physician can unlock resources for you and your advocate that might otherwise be out of reach.
Alcohol withdrawal can cause deadly seizures, while opioid withdrawal feels terrible but isn't usually fatal. Stimulant recovery involves different challenges. Solace advocates ensure alcohol detox includes seizure prevention, coordinate comfort medications for opioid withdrawal, and address stimulant crash and cravings. They understand each substance's unique dangers, coordinate appropriate medical monitoring, and ensure substance-specific treatment. Your advocate provides the right help for your specific addiction.
Medications like naltrexone for alcohol, buprenorphine for opioids, and others can make recovery possible. Solace advocates find MAT providers in your area, navigate insurance coverage for these medications, and combat stigma about using medication for addiction. They coordinate induction onto medications safely, monitor for effectiveness and side effects, and ensure long-term medication management. Your advocate helps you access life-saving addiction medications.
Most people with addiction also have depression, anxiety, PTSD, or other mental health conditions needing simultaneous treatment. Solace advocates find programs treating both conditions together, ensure mental health medications are addiction-safe, and coordinate psychiatric care during recovery. They prevent one condition from sabotaging the other, address trauma underlying addiction, and ensure comprehensive dual diagnosis care. Your advocate treats all your conditions together.
Long-term recovery means changing your whole life, not just stopping substance use. Solace advocates help rebuild relationships damaged by addiction, coordinate vocational rehabilitation for work, and address legal or financial consequences. They support you through cravings and triggers, celebrate recovery milestones, and adjust support as needed. Your advocate helps you build a life worth staying sober for.