Solace Blog

11/18/21

CEO Darcie Peacock Remains Focused on Increasing Access for Children, Delivering Highest Level of Care

Skedulo platform investment has led to improved efficiency and satisfaction for Solace’s mobile clinical workforce     For many years the staff...
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10/26/21

Meet Olivia | Speech-Language Pathologist

Meet Olivia, a speech-language pathologist (SLP) at Solace Pediatric Home Healthcare. A member of the Solace team for more than three...
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10/14/21

Meet Maggie | Physical Therapist

Meet Maggie, a physical therapist (PT, DPT) at Solace Pediatric Home Healthcare. A member of the Solace team for two years,...
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10/05/21

Community Outreach | Main Park

Rehab Rockstars and Walkie Talkies, two teams from the Northern Colorado region (Greeley, Loveland, Fort Collins, Windsor, Johnstown and more), hosted...
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10/01/21

Community Outreach | John Venezia Park

On Sept. 25, several of our clinicians from the South region took part in a special community outreach event at John...
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09/21/21

Meet Steven | Occupational Therapist

Meet Steven, an occupational therapist (OTR/L, OTD) with Solace Pediatric Home Healthcare. A member of the Solace team for four years,...
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Aug. 09, 2022

Clinicians Host Community Outreach Event in Colorado Springs

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Jul. 25, 2022

Children’s Hospital Colorado Courage Classic Bicycle Tour

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Jul. 20, 2022

Speech-Language Pathologist Making Impact as Talent Acquisition Specialist

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Jul. 15, 2022

Annabelle’s Expressive Language Disorder Improving With Telehealth Therapy

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Jul. 14, 2022

Late Talkers: To Intervene or Not to Intervene