People seeking mental health care face months-long waits, insurance barriers, and fragmented care while struggling with symptoms that make every phone call feel impossible. When you're barely functioning and the system seems designed to exclude you, having an advocate becomes essential.
Solace mental health advocates are experienced medical professionals who:
Your advocate removes barriers to mental health care when you need it most.
Best of all, most patients pay nothing out of pocket.
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Wendy P.
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Experience:
Wendy, an experienced Emergency Department nurse, now focuses on reducing systemic barriers and prioritizing patient care.
Ryan is an advocate and critical care flight paramedic with 11 years of experience specializing in care coordination.
Specialties:
Experience:
Ryan is an advocate and critical care flight paramedic with 11 years of experience specializing in care coordination.
Malika M.
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Experience:
Malika is a licensed clinical social worker with 12 years of experience specializing in geriatric care and community education.
Linda C.
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Experience:
Linda has experience with hospital legal and risk management. She ensures proper care and benefits while navigating complexities.
Finding mental health providers accepting patients and insurance is exhausting. Your advocate searches for available psychiatrists and therapists, verifies insurance coverage and costs, and schedules initial appointments. They eliminate the overwhelming search when you're already struggling.
Mental health care often involves multiple providers who rarely talk. Your advocate ensures psychiatrists and therapists communicate, coordinates medication management with therapy, and integrates mental health with medical care. They create cohesive treatment instead of fragmented care.
Mental health crises require preparation and quick access to help. Your advocate helps create safety plans, connects you with crisis resources, and coordinates intensive programs when needed. They ensure support structures exist before emergencies happen.
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06/2025
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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.
When outpatient treatment isn't enough, options like intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, or residential treatment provide more support. Solace advocates identify appropriate programs for your needs, navigate insurance authorization for intensive treatment, and coordinate smooth transitions between care levels. They help you understand different program types, manage logistics of intensive treatment, and ensure continuity of care. Your advocate guides you to the right level of support.
Psychiatric medications often require multiple trials, combinations, and careful monitoring for effectiveness. Solace advocates track medication responses and side effects, coordinate genetic testing for medication selection, and ensure proper monitoring for safety. They help manage complex medication regimens, coordinate between multiple prescribers, and support you through medication changes. Your advocate helps find the right medication combination.
Many mental health issues stem from trauma requiring specialized therapeutic approaches. Solace advocates find therapists trained in EMDR, CPT, or trauma-focused CBT, ensure providers understand trauma's impact, and coordinate comprehensive trauma treatment. They help you navigate triggers in medical settings, support paced trauma work, and ensure safety throughout healing. Your advocate ensures trauma-informed care across all providers.
Mental health recovery requires more than just medical treatment - peer support, lifestyle changes, and social connection. Solace advocates connect you with support groups and peer programs, coordinate wellness activities like exercise or mindfulness, and help rebuild social connections. They assist with work or school accommodations, support family education about mental health, and ensure holistic recovery support. Your advocate helps build complete mental wellness beyond just symptom management.