Heart Disease Advocates - Find one today.

Living with heart disease is hard. Getting support shouldn't be.

Living with heart disease means navigating cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, and electrophysiologists while managing complex medications like blood thinners—all while knowing that missed appointments or medication errors could have serious consequences.

Solace heart disease advocates are experienced medical professionals who:

  • Coordinate care between your cardiologist, primary care doctor, and other specialists
  • Track critical medications and flag potentially dangerous interactions
  • Attend virtual appointments to ensure important cardiac symptoms aren't overlooked
  • Help you understand test results like EKGs, stress tests, and catheterization reports
  • Secure insurance approvals for procedures, devices, and cardiac rehabilitation
  • Connect you with heart-healthy resources and cardiac support groups

Solace advocates handle the healthcare system while you focus on protecting your heart.

Best of all, most patients pay nothing out of pocket.

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Expert Advocate

Valeria G.

Specialties:

Chronic Illness
Misdiagnosis
Stroke

Experience:

Valeria is a board-certified advocate with tech expertise and excels in managing medical bills, insurance claims, and provider searches.

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Maria V.

Specialties:

Chronic Illness
Cancer

Experience:

Maria is Board Certified Patient Advocate with 27 years of experience. She specializes in case management and healthcare administration.

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Linda C.

Specialties:

Chronic Illness
Healthcare Navigation
COPD

Experience:

Linda has experience with hospital legal and risk management. She ensures proper care and benefits while navigating complexities.

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Julia R.

Specialties:

Chronic Illness

Experience:

Julia has 25+ years of experience as a patient advocate. She excels in intensive care, emergency medical, and chronic illnesses.

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How can a Solace heart disease advocate help you?

Managing appointments

Living with heart disease means your calendar fills up fast—cardiologist visits, stress tests, echo appointments, and follow-ups that can't be missed or delayed. The added stress of coordinating multiple cardiac specialists while managing your condition can feel overwhelming.

Your Solace advocate will work with you one-on-one every step of the way to take the administrative burden off your shoulders.

They'll make the calls, manage your appointments, and keep your cardiac records organized so you can focus on what matters most: taking care of your heart.

Centralizing care

Managing heart disease is especially complex. Because cardiac conditions affect so many aspects of your health, patients often see cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, electrophysiologists, cardiac rehabilitation specialists, dietitians, and primary care doctors—all with different recommendations.

An experienced care advocate will serve as your central point of contact. They'll keep your cardiac care team coordinated, your heart health records centralized, and everyone focused on the same goal—getting you the care you deserve.

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Emotional support

Living with heart disease can feel frightening and isolating. The constant worry about chest pain, the fear of another cardiac event, and the stress of major lifestyle changes can weigh heavily on your mind.

Your Solace advocate understands what you're going through and knows it's real. They'll be there to listen when you need them most, offering a shoulder to lean on when the anxiety feels overwhelming and a voice of reason when your cardiac symptoms don't make sense.

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Solace has helped over 14,000 patients and families

"I was at my actual wit's end dealing with a chronic health condition, but my Solace advocate was determined to find solutions. His tenacity gave me hope when I needed it most."
Rebecca Q.

‍07/19/2024

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"My advocate is very knowledgeable, caring and professional. She obviously does a lot of work between our conversations. We are on the same page and are making progress. I really enjoy working with her."

Andrew K.

06/06/2025

"My advocate very knowledgeable and kind and caring and compassionate!"

Judith B.

06/06/2025

"My advocate was very nice, attentive, and compassionate towards my situation. I felt heard for the first time in a very long time. I look forward to working with her for the remainder of my dilemma and beyond."

Charlene U.

05/28/2025

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"I'm impressed with the professionalism of everyone at Solace. Everyone is punctual and communicates well. I finally feel like someone is trying to help."

Lorraine M.

02/19/2025

"My advocate met me where I’m at, really listened, and respected my input. I felt heard, unhurried, and supported on my journey to better health—with a touch of humor, too."

Kristy A.

05/30/2025

The Solace care team model

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.

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Making Sure Your Heart Team Actually Works Together

When you have heart disease, you might see a cardiologist, a heart rhythm specialist, maybe a surgeon—sometimes all at different hospitals that don't talk to each other. Your advocate steps in to connect the dots so you don't have to. They'll gather all your records from every provider and organize them into one complete picture of your heart health. No more repeating your story at every appointment or worrying that your new doctor doesn't know about that test you had last month. Your advocate schedules appointments strategically—making sure the timing makes sense and you're not running all over town every week. Because when your heart team is on the same page, you get better care and a lot less stress.

Understanding Your Heart Medications and Treatment Options

Heart medications can be complicated—different pills at different times, some with food, some without. Miss a dose or mix something up, and it matters. Your advocate helps you keep track of it all, creating a system that actually works for your life. When your doctor suggests a new treatment or procedure, your advocate researches what it really means for you. They'll help you prepare questions for your appointments and make sure you understand your options before making any big decisions. No more leaving the doctor's office confused about what you're supposed to do next. Your advocate makes sure you have the information you need to feel confident about your care.

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Living Well with Heart Disease

The doctor says "eat better and exercise more," but what does that actually look like when you're dealing with heart disease? Your advocate helps figure out the practical stuff—finding heart-healthy recipes you'll actually want to eat, connecting you with exercise programs designed for people with heart conditions, and locating resources in your area. They know that completely overhauling your life overnight isn't realistic or sustainable. Instead, they help you make changes that fit your actual life and stick over time. Because taking care of your heart shouldn't feel like another full-time job.

Being Ready for Heart-Related Emergencies

Having heart disease means knowing when something needs immediate attention versus when it can wait for your next appointment. Your advocate helps you create a clear plan for different scenarios—what symptoms mean "call 911" versus "call your doctor tomorrow." They make sure your family knows the plan too, including where to find your medication list and who to call. This isn't about being paranoid—it's about being prepared so you can live your life without constantly worrying about "what if." When you know exactly what to do, those scary moments become much more manageable.

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You don’t have to do this alone.

Start receiving support from your advocate today.

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