People with osteoporosis navigate between endocrinologists, rheumatologists, and orthopedists while managing medications that are hard to tolerate and living with fracture fear. When every fall could mean a broken hip and treatments have concerning side effects, expert guidance becomes essential.
Solace osteoporosis advocates are experienced medical professionals who:
Your advocate helps protect your bones while you maintain active living.
Best of all, most patients pay nothing out of pocket.
Karen S.
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Karen has 33 years of experience. She excels in healthcare systems, insurance claims, and medical bill negotiations.
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.
Terry
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Terry is a RN with 15 years of experience who excels in case management and navigating complex health systems.
Maria V
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Maria is a Board Certified Patient Advocate with 27 years of experience. She specializes in case management and healthcare administration.
Osteoporosis medications can be difficult to take correctly and tolerate. Your advocate ensures proper bisphosphonate administration, manages side effects and drug holidays, and navigates insurance for expensive injections. They help you find medications you can actually take long-term.
Preventing fractures requires more than just medication. Your advocate coordinates fall risk assessments, connects you with balance and strength programs, and ensures home safety evaluations. They help you reduce fracture risk through comprehensive prevention strategies.
Building bone requires proper nutrition and hormone balance. Your advocate ensures vitamin D levels are optimized, coordinates calcium and nutrition counseling, and addresses hormone issues affecting bones. They help create the conditions for strongest possible bones.
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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.
Newer medications like teriparatide and romosozumab actually build bone rather than just preventing loss. Solace advocates navigate strict insurance criteria for these expensive drugs, coordinate daily injection training or monthly infusions, and monitor treatment duration limits. They ensure you can access bone-building treatments when bisphosphonates aren't enough, coordinate transitions between medications, and maximize bone gains. Your advocate helps access advanced treatments that rebuild bone.
Many conditions and medications cause osteoporosis requiring specialized management beyond standard treatment. Solace advocates identify underlying causes like thyroid or steroid-induced bone loss, coordinate treatment of contributing conditions, and adjust osteoporosis therapy accordingly. They help manage bone health during cancer treatment, coordinate with specialists about medication effects, and ensure comprehensive evaluation. Your advocate addresses root causes, not just low bone density.
After an osteoporotic fracture, preventing another becomes critical but often gets missed. Solace advocates ensure fracture liaison services are activated, coordinate immediate osteoporosis treatment initiation, and manage pain while promoting healing. They help navigate surgery versus conservative management, coordinate rehabilitation for recovery, and prevent the fracture cascade. Your advocate ensures fractures lead to comprehensive bone protection.
Osteoporosis requires lifelong management with changing strategies as you age. Solace advocates create sustainable treatment plans, coordinate drug holidays and treatment sequences, and adjust approaches based on fracture risk. They ensure continuous monitoring despite treatment gaps, coordinate care through insurance changes, and maintain bone protection over decades. Your advocate provides consistent support for lifelong bone health.