Who We Serve
Dedication. Expertise. Passion.
We exist to open doors--literally and figuratively--so people can move from uncertainty to stability, from surviving to belonging. At Solely Living, housing is more than a roof. It's a foundation for dignity, health and new beginnings for all that we serve.
Veterans
We honor those who served with safe, respectful housing that recognizes needs. We coordinate with VA and community partners when requested, welcome service animals and cultivate a supportive, peer-informed environment.
Seniors on Fixed Incomes
We offer accessible, affordable rooms --shared or private-- that support aging with dignity--like ground-floor options, quiet hours and social connection that eases isolation.
Individuals in Rehabilitation or Recovery Programs
Our homes are recovery-friendly--quiet, stable and routine-oriented--with clear, respectful house guidelines. We can align with case managers and program goals, offering privacy and a calm place to rebuild momentum.
People on SSI/SSDI
We structure rent to be affordable on fixed benefits, with predictable monthly costs (utilities often included) and simple, transparent agreements. Stability first--so residents can focus on health, goals and community.
Women & Survivors
We offer a trauma-informed, dignity-centered environment where safety and privacy come first. Secure entries, visitor protocols and discreet address.
Homeless/Re-entry
We provide low-barrier requirements and support with basic documents when possible. Affordable options and flexible payment plans when feasible. With a focus on stability first--we create a calm, predictable home base to regroup and move forward.
A Commitment to Healing
Solely Living was born from a simple, stubborn belief: Everyone deserves a safe place to call home.
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What started with one room. A small, quiet bedroom that had been empty for months while the world outside felt loud and unforgiving. We met someone who needed that room--someone working two jobs, saving every penny, and still sleeping in their car because rent kept inching out of reach. We handed them a key. The relief on their face was more than gratitude; it was the settling of a life back into place.
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So many people are close to stability but keep slipping through the cracks--people on fixed incomes, veterans, those rebuilding after loss, young adults aging out of care and neighbors with disabilities who want independence with a little support. We believe the problem isn't motivation; it's access. Safe, affordable housing with real community is hard to find.
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We refuse to accept that. At Solely Living, we create independent living group homes that honor choice and dignity. We choose neighborhoods, not isolation. We focus on belonging, not just beds. And we keep our homes affordable so residents can breathe, save and build.
- Steve Weinberg, CEO
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Our Properties
Dedication. Expertise. Passion.
We are committed to delivering high-quality, well-maintained and accessible homes that uphold dignity for all our residents. Every property meets rigorous standards for safety, cleanliness, comfort and reliability--featuring thoughtfully designed kitchens and bathrooms, durable furnishings, dependable laundry and responsive maintenance. Our promise is affordability without compromise, so our residents can feel secure, proud and at home.
Laundry Room
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On-site laundry room with front-loading, accessible washers and dryers.
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Non-slip flooring, bright lighting and good ventilation.
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Clear scheduling to avoid crowding; posted safety and usage instructions.
Kitchen Area
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Energy-efficient appliances to help reduce utility costs.
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Labeled pantry/storage spaces; personal food containers for use.
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Refrigerators with easy-grip handles.
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Scheduled cleaning on weekly basis to ensure sanitation of areas.
Furniture & Common Areas
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Sturdy, supportive seating with arms to aid standing.
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Bookshelves and TVs anchored for safety' clear, wide walking paths.
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Stable, non-tip tables
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Bright, glare-free lighting; touch or rocker switches.
Bathrooms
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Multiple grab bars at shower, toilet and sink.
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Slip-resistant tile or vinyl; lever handles and anti-scald fixtures.
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Easy-reach storage, tilt mirror and strong ventilation.
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Weekly scheduled cleaning schedule to ensure maximum cleaning standards.
Cleanliness & Maintenance
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Posted housekeeping schedule for common areas. (Daily wipe-downs, weekly deep clean).
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Organized waste, recycling and sharps disposal where applicable.
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Routine pest control; simple work-order system for repairs.
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Move-in/Move-out cleaning checklist for consistency.
Safety & Accessibility
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Secured entry (keypad/keys) well-lit walkways and motion-sensor exterior lights.
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Smoke & carbon monoxide detectors; fire extinguishers and posted evacuation maps.
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Cameras in common/exterior areas only (never in private rooms).
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Grab bars, continuous handrails, low/zero threshold entries and ramps if applicable.