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Cuyahoga County

Home care in Cleveland Heights.

Care for Cleveland Heights households, from the older homes near Cedar Fairmount and Coventry to the streets around Severance and Lee Road.

Map of the Solura service area with Cleveland Heights highlighted

Local care

Care that knows Cleveland Heights.

Solura Home Care provides non-medical in-home care and rides to appointments in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, with one consistent caregiver for each family.

Cleveland Heights grew up as a streetcar suburb between the 1890s and the 1930s, and its older homes, porches, and walkable districts are a big part of why people stay for decades. Many residents have raised families here and want to keep living in the same house on the same street.

The city sits just up the hill from University Circle and its major hospitals, so appointments are close. What helps most is the everyday support: someone to make breakfast, help with a bath, keep the house in order, and be there on the days that feel long.

What we offer in Cleveland Heights

Both services, close to home.

In-home care

Help with the day in Cleveland Heights

Personal care, meals, housekeeping, medication reminders, and companionship, planned around how your family member likes the day to go.

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Transportation

Rides to appointments

Rides down the hill to Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals in University Circle, to doctors' offices along Cedar and Lee roads, and to the Senior Activity Center at Severance Circle.

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Nearby

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Local questions

What Cleveland Heights families ask.

Can you help with someone living in an older, two-story home?
Yes. Caregivers help with stairs, bathing, and getting around safely, which matters in older homes. We can also talk with you about simple ways to make the most-used rooms easier.
Will you take my father to the Senior Activity Center?
Yes. We can drive him to the Senior Activity Center at Severance Circle and pick him up, and help at home on the other days of the week.
Is there a minimum number of hours?
Care starts at 5 hours a week, so a few visits for meals, bathing, or errands is a perfectly good place to begin, and the plan can grow from there.

Looking for care in Cleveland Heights?

Tell us a little about what would help. There is no commitment, and a real, local person will follow up.

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