Companion Care Services
In Los Angeles County
A Friendly Face.
A Helping Hand.
Support That
Feels Like Family
At Solora Home Care, we believe that connection is just as important as care. Our Companion Care services in Los Angeles County are designed to support seniors and adults who may feel isolated, need help with daily tasks, or simply benefit from the comfort of consistent companionship.
What is Companion Care?
Companion care is non-medical, in-home support that focuses on emotional well-being, social connection, and help with everyday routines. It’s perfect for individuals who don’t need hands-on personal care but still benefit from a consistent presence in their home.
This type of care is ideal for:
- Older adults living alone in Los Angeles
- Seniors at risk of social isolation or depression
- Individuals managing early memory loss or mild cognitive decline
- Families who want a friendly, watchful presence between visits
What Companion Care Can Include:
Light housekeeping (laundry, dishes, vacuuming, organizing)
We thoughtfully match each client with a caregiver based on personality and preferences—because genuine connection matters.
Why Families Across Los Angeles Choose Solora
When your loved one needs more than just tasks done, Solora is here to provide thoughtful, heart-centered care. Our caregivers are trained not only in home care best practices, but in compassion, attentiveness, and building trust.
- We offer locally-based caregivers across LA County
- Our staff is thoroughly vetted, background checked, and insured
- We value consistency—your loved one will see familiar faces, not rotating staff
- We take time to understand personalities, routines, and preferences
- We provide flexible schedules, from a few hours a week to daily support
Serving Communities Throughout Los Angeles County
- Los Angeles (90019, 90045, 90049, etc.)
- Pasadena, Burbank, Glendale
- Santa Monica, Culver City, and West LA
- Sherman Oaks, Encino, Woodland Hills
- Torrance, El Segundo, and the South Bay
Not sure if we cover your area? Just give us a call.
Is Companion Care Right for Your Loved One?
- Seems isolated, anxious, or withdrawn
- Could use encouragement to get out and about
- Has trouble with basic tasks like cooking or laundry
- Lives alone and you worry when you’re not there
- Could benefit from light structure and social interaction...
…then companion care may be the perfect solution.
This kind of support often makes the biggest difference—not because of what we do, but because of how we show up.