People with anxiety disorders including generalized anxiety, panic disorder, social anxiety, phobias, and agoraphobia struggle to make phone calls or leave home while desperately needing help. When your heart races at the thought of calling doctors or panic attacks strike without warning, getting treatment feels impossible.
Solace anxiety advocates are experienced medical professionals who:
Your advocate manages the scary parts of getting help so you can focus on healing.
Best of all, most patients pay nothing out of pocket.
Kristy S.
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Kristy, a board-certified patient advocate with 25+ years of experience, excels in NICU, critical care transport, and disease management.
Maria V.
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Maria is Board Certified Patient Advocate with 27 years of experience. She specializes in case management and healthcare administration.
Ron S.
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Ron is a patient advocate certified by UCLA. He excels in medical billing, insurance issues, and healthcare navigation.
Terry W.
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Terry is a RN with 15 years of experience who excels in case management and navigating complex health systems.
Anxiety makes getting help harder. Your advocate makes calls when phone anxiety strikes, finds therapists offering video sessions for agoraphobia, and handles insurance battles that spike your stress. They remove the obstacles that anxiety puts between you and treatment.
Different anxiety disorders need different approaches. Your advocate finds CBT therapists for generalized anxiety, exposure therapy for specific phobias, and panic-focused treatment for panic disorder. They connect you with therapists who understand your specific type of anxiety.
Anxiety medications require careful management to avoid dependence. Your advocate helps find non-addictive options, coordinates between prescribers, and monitors for side effects. They ensure medications help your anxiety without creating new problems.
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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.
Panic disorder causes terrifying attacks that feel like heart attacks, creating fear of the next attack. Solace advocates help distinguish panic from medical emergencies, coordinate cognitive behavioral therapy for panic, and ensure rescue medications are available. They create panic attack action plans, help identify triggers and early warning signs, and coordinate between ER visits and regular care. Your advocate helps break the cycle of panic and fear.
Social anxiety makes every interaction terrifying, while agoraphobia can trap you at home for months. Solace advocates find therapists who offer gradual exposure therapy, coordinate video therapy when leaving home isn't possible, and create step-by-step plans for facing fears. They help with work or school accommodations, coordinate group therapy when you're ready, and celebrate small victories. Your advocate helps you reclaim your world one step at a time.
Specific phobias can control your life - fear of flying, driving, or medical procedures. GAD makes you worry about everything constantly. Solace advocates find exposure therapists for specific fears, coordinate systematic desensitization programs, and help GAD sufferers learn worry management. They ensure phobia treatment moves at your pace, help generalized anxiety patients identify worry patterns, and coordinate comprehensive anxiety management. Your advocate addresses each anxiety type with targeted strategies.
Living with anxiety disorders means learning skills that last beyond therapy sessions. Solace advocates connect you with mindfulness and relaxation training, coordinate biofeedback or breathing programs, and ensure you learn practical coping strategies. They help build anxiety toolkits for daily life, coordinate lifestyle changes that reduce anxiety, and create support systems for tough moments. Your advocate helps you become your own anxiety expert.