At Solace Hospice, we believe that every individual deserves comfort, dignity, and peace in life’s final chapter. Our experienced team of nurses, caregivers, chaplains, and counselors work hand in hand to ensure every patient and family receives care filled with respect, empathy, and love.
Solace Hospice was founded with a mission to provide comfort centered care that honors life’s final journey. Our interdisciplinary team ensures that patients receive personalized medical, emotional, and spiritual care while families are guided and supported every step of the way.
We provide a full range of services designed to ensure comfort, peace, and quality of life, whether at home or in a care facility.
Solace Hospice was founded on a simple belief: that life’s final chapter deserves the same compassion, dignity, and expert care as any other. We provide specialized end-of-life and hospice care that focuses on comfort, symptom management, and emotional support delivered primarily in the place our patients call home.
At Solace, hospice isn’t about giving up, it’s about living fully, finding peace, and ensuring no one walks this path alone.
We learn about your needs, preferences, and medical situation to create a personalized care plan.
You and your family review the plan to ensure it aligns with your goals and wishes.
We match you with a dedicated team of nurses, aides, and support professionals.
We provide continuous care and stay in close contact with your family every step of the way.
They treated my mother like family. The kindness and patience they showed brought us so much peace during a difficult time.
The nurses were incredible. They made sure my dad was always comfortable and kept us informed every day.
Their emotional and spiritual support meant everything to us. They helped us stay strong when we felt overwhelmed.
I cannot thank Solace Hospice enough. They made my grandmother’s final days peaceful and dignified.
Hospice is recommended when a patient has a life limiting illness and is no longer seeking curative treatment, typically with a prognosis of six months or less.
Yes. Most of our patients receive care in the comfort of their own homes.
No. We work alongside your existing healthcare providers to ensure continuity and coordination of care.
Absolutely. Patients can discontinue hospice care at any time and resume curative treatments if desired.
