Our Impacts on Aging in Place
Home Environments
Creating safe, accessible and functional living spaces for improved psychological, social and physical well-being and home and community sustainability.
Transitional Care
Closing the gap between the pre- and post-discharge process and identifying and reducing health threats for decreased risk of re-hospitalization and prolonged recovery.
Access to Quality Healthcare
Providing in-home services through a variety of funding sources to reduce health disparities, healthcare coverage gaps and the marginalization of older adults aging in place.
Mental Well-Being
Restoring a sense of control, well-being and competence through identification of a plan for managing and navigating personal, medical and environmental needs throughout the life span.
Our Leadership
Working collaboratively in the Long-Term Care and Rehabilitation setting, we witnessed individuals and their loved ones struggle with difficult decisions around acute medical, transitional, palliative and end of life care. We created Solace and Sage to offer support and services to help manage and navigate challenges associated with aging in place throughout the lifespan.
Michelle McCarty
MA, SP, COTA, CAPS, ECHM, CEOLD
Co-founder, Executive Director
Email: michelle@solaceandsage.org
Melissa Saffron
MS, OTR/L, CAPS, ECHM, CEOLD
Co-founder, Secretary
Email: melissa@solaceandsage.org
Jordan Sondgeroth
APRN, ACNS-BC, MSN
Co-founder, Treasurer
Email: jordan@solaceandsage.org
Additional Board Members:
Nancy, Cook
Our Core Values
Accountability is powerful.
It supports the success of our goals, partnerships, and commitment to professionalism and service.
Equity is essential.
All adults remaining in their home are afforded the support and guidance needed for preserving quality of life.
Trust is strength.
It is the backbone that supports all we do.
Collaboration closes the gaps.
It improves coordination of care and strengthens partnerships for better utilization of health care resources.
Sustainability is crucial.
It is the vehicle necessary to meet the current and future program needs.
Leadership is dynamic.
It is the forward momentum that propels effective and responsive solutions and alternative services for addressing the social determinants of health.
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 824 Dripping Springs, TX 78620
Call or Text:
512-651-0341
Email:
info@solaceandsage.org
Site:
www.solaceandsage.org
Fax:
888-690-4930