Services

Practical support. Personal attention. Care at home.

Non-medical care should make everyday life safer, more manageable, and more connected—without taking away independence.

Care built around the person

Choose the support your family needs now.

Services can be combined into a personalized care plan and adjusted as needs change.

Companion care

Consistent social connection and practical support for people who may be isolated, living alone, or simply benefit from a trusted presence.

Conversation and meaningful companionship
Cognitive and recreational activities
Accompaniment to appointments and community activities
Errands, shopping, and social outings
Family respite and check-in visits

Personal care

Respectful assistance with activities of daily living, provided in a way that protects privacy, dignity, and choice.

Bathing, grooming, and oral-care assistance
Dressing and personal routines
Toileting and continence support
Mobility, positioning, and transfer assistance
Fall-prevention awareness and safety support

Homemaker and home support

Help with the tasks that keep the home comfortable and daily routines running smoothly.

Meal planning and preparation
Light housekeeping and laundry
Grocery shopping and household errands
Medication reminders—not medication administration
Organization and routine support

Respite and recovery support

Short-term or ongoing relief for family caregivers, plus non-medical support during recovery at home.

Respite for family and unpaid caregivers
Post-hospital and post-surgical home support
Transportation and appointment assistance
Meal, mobility, and routine support during recovery
Observation and communication of non-clinical changes

Specialized & complex care

Advanced non-medical support for clients whose needs go beyond a standard visit — including higher-acuity situations and around-the-clock coverage.

Dementia, Alzheimer’s, and memory-related support
Post-surgical and post-hospitalization recovery at home
Chronic illness and progressive condition support
24-hour and live-in care arrangements
Higher caregiver-to-client attention and closer coordination with family

Specialized care remains non-medical in scope. Solace Hill does not provide skilled nursing or clinical services.

Memory and cognitive support

Calm, familiar routines and engagement for individuals living with memory loss or cognitive changes.

Routine reinforcement and cueing
Companionship and meaningful activities
Safety awareness and redirection
Meal, hydration, and personal-care reminders
Respite and communication support for families

Transportation and errands

Reliable non-emergency support that helps clients stay connected to appointments, essentials, and community life.

Medical and personal appointments
Pharmacy and grocery trips
Community activities and family visits
Accompaniment and door-through-door support when arranged

Important: Solace Hill provides non-medical home care. We do not provide skilled nursing procedures, medical diagnosis, or medication administration. Qualified members of our care team complete assessments. An RN may participate in or review an assessment when appropriate, but not every assessment is performed by an RN.

Not sure what level of support fits?

We will help you sort through the options.

Talk with our care team How assessment works