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Cuyahoga County

Home care in Parma Heights.

In-home care and rides for Parma Heights families, from the ranch homes and postwar bungalows off Pearl Road to the streets near Big Creek Reservation.

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Local care

Care that knows Parma Heights.

Solura Home Care provides non-medical in-home care and rides to appointments in Parma Heights, Ohio, with the same caregiver at every visit.

Parma Heights is a postwar suburb. Most of its single-family homes were built in the 1950s, and more than half are ranches, which makes one-floor living and aging in place easier than in many older cities. More than one in five residents is 65 or older.

The right help at home keeps it that way. We send one consistent caregiver for personal care, meals, and company, plus rides to UH Parma, Southwest General, and errands along Pearl Road.

What we offer in Parma Heights

Both services, close to home.

In-home care

Help with the day in Parma Heights

Personal care, meals, housekeeping, medication reminders, and companionship, fitted to the routine your parent already has.

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Transportation

Rides to appointments

Rides to UH Parma Medical Center, Southwest General in Middleburg Heights, the Parma Heights senior center on North Church Drive, and errands along Pearl Road and York Road.

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Nearby

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Local questions

What Parma Heights families ask.

My father lives in a ranch home. Is that a good fit for care at home?
Often, yes. Single-floor homes make bathing, dressing, and getting around much easier to support, and our caregivers help keep paths clear and routines steady.
Can you help after a stay at UH Parma Medical Center?
Yes. Care can start with more hours in the first weeks home, helping with meals, bathing, and moving around safely, then taper as strength returns. We do not provide medical care, but we work alongside the nurses and therapists your family already has.
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 Parma 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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