Impacting Communities.
Making Connections.
Empowering People.
Advocatia Solutions is a social care organization with award-winning technology that simplifies the processes of screening, applying for, and enrolling in public benefits nationwide. Advocatia is dedicated to technology that enables enrollment in safety-net programs that lower healthcare costs and enhance health and social outcomes through innovative partnerships.
Our Mission is to meaningfully impact health equity and financial stability in our customer's communities by creating technology that simplifies the benefit identification and enrollment process.
Meet the Experts
Laura Robbins
Laura is Advocatia's Co-Founder and COO. She has over twelve years of experience leading operations and implementation functions. She is passionate about working with the underinsured population, including serving as the President of Community Health Associate Board, the largest free clinic in the country.
Kathy Turner Motley
Kathy is our Medicaid Manager. She has over thirty years of experience growing and expanding health care eligibility businesses and is an expert on all things Medicaid! Previously, Kathy served as Senior Vice President of Operations at a national eligibility firm where she oversaw the patient eligibility division.
Ben Bartholomew
Ben is Advocatia's Head of Sales. Before coming to the healthcare industry, he played football at both the collegiate and professional level. Now, with over a decade in the healthcare industry, Ben brings his leadership skills, team focus and passion for helping others to Advocatia. He is a celebrated speaker, giving keynotes for regional and national professional associations.
Autumn Baidouri
Autumn is the Director of Healthcare Partnerships. She has over 15 years experience working in managed care as well as experience working with providers and other public benefit programs. She has developed several impactful SDOH programs and continues to bring thought leadership to develop new partnerships between all business sectors to address health equity.