Ovarian cancer patients coordinate between gynecologic oncologists, medical oncologists, and surgical teams while managing aggressive treatment and difficult decisions. When symptoms were missed for months and now every decision is urgent, expert navigation becomes vital.
Solace ovarian cancer advocates are experienced medical professionals who:
Your advocate ensures comprehensive care while you focus on fighting cancer.
Best of all, most patients pay nothing out of pocket.
Jeff B.
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Jeff is an EMT with 31+ years of experience. He focuses on medical bill management and patient advocacy.
Kalya T.
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Kayla has 10+ years of critical care experience as an RN with a focus on acute care and complex diagnoses.
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Molly D.
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Molly was as a RN for 8 years in hospitals and primary care. She is excited to listen, understand, and work to find solutions.
Terri L.
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Terri has 26 years of experience as an Occupational Therapist. She specializes in aging life care and caregiver support.
Ovarian cancer requires gynecologic oncologists, not just general surgeons. Your advocate ensures you see appropriate specialists, facilitates second opinions at cancer centers, and coordinates care between surgical and medical oncology. They connect you with experts in this complex cancer.
Ovarian cancer treatment involves surgery, chemotherapy, and often maintenance therapy. Your advocate coordinates optimal surgery timing, manages neoadjuvant versus adjuvant chemotherapy decisions, and ensures smooth treatment transitions. They help navigate the complex treatment journey.
Many ovarian cancers are hereditary, affecting treatment and family risk. Your advocate coordinates BRCA and genetic panel testing, ensures results guide treatment selection, and helps families understand their risk. They integrate genetic information into comprehensive care.
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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.
Optimal debulking surgery is crucial for ovarian cancer survival but requires experienced surgeons. Solace advocates identify high-volume gynecologic oncology surgeons, coordinate opinions about surgical timing and extent, and ensure comprehensive surgical planning. They help you understand risks of extensive surgery, coordinate bowel preparation and recovery planning, and ensure best surgical outcomes. Your advocate maximizes the benefits of this critical treatment.
PARP inhibitors have revolutionized ovarian cancer treatment but require genetic testing and insurance navigation. Solace advocates ensure HRD and BRCA testing is completed, fight for insurance coverage of expensive maintenance drugs, and manage side effects from these targeted therapies. They coordinate with specialty pharmacies, monitor blood counts during treatment, and ensure you benefit from these breakthrough drugs. Your advocate opens doors to treatments that extend remission.
Ovarian cancer often recurs, requiring different treatments and careful monitoring. Solace advocates track CA-125 trends for early detection, coordinate imaging and treatment for recurrence, and navigate clinical trials for resistant disease. They help manage platinum-sensitive versus resistant disease, coordinate multiple lines of treatment, and maintain hope through recurrences. Your advocate provides consistent support through the ups and downs.
Ovarian cancer can cause ascites, bowel obstructions, and other complications requiring specialized management. Solace advocates coordinate paracentesis for fluid drainage, manage symptoms from disease and treatment, and ensure quality of life throughout care. They help navigate difficult decisions about continuing treatment, coordinate hospice when appropriate, and support families through challenges. Your advocate ensures comprehensive support beyond just cancer treatment.