Conversation and time together
Conversation, tea, a walk, or another calm activity the person enjoys.
Regular visits for your loved one
Monika regularly visits your loved one in Vilnius – spending time together, helping with everyday matters, and, if you wish, sending you a short note afterwards.
The services are not medical care.

A good fit when your loved one is still independent, but would benefit from more connection, rhythm, or simple help.
About me
I created this service for people who want to care for their parents or other loved ones but cannot always be nearby because of distance, work, or everyday life.
I see how many families want to care for their parents or grandparents but cannot always come themselves. Sometimes what is missing is not major help, but a person who visits regularly and is present.
Each visit is agreed simply: what would feel useful, comfortable, and clear for the person.
Conversation, tea, a walk, or another calm activity the person enjoys.
A shopping list, shopping support, accompaniment, or small agreed errands.
After the visit, if you wish, I briefly write how the meeting went.
Plans mainly differ by visit frequency and extra time. All include conversation, simple help, and a short family update if you want one.
2 times per month
119 € / mo.
Good for a loved one who is independent, but you would like someone to visit regularly.
Weekly
219 € / mo.
Good for a family that wants roughly one visit per week and a clear rhythm.
Weekly + 2 extra hours
299 € / mo.
Good when extra time is sometimes needed for shopping, accompaniment, or a longer agreed activity.
Not sure which plan fits best yet?
up to 1.5 hours - 65 €
A good first step if you are not sure which plan fits best yet.
The beginning should be simple, clear, and calm for both you and your loved one.
A few sentences are enough: who the visits are for and where your loved one lives.
We briefly agree what would feel useful, pleasant, and clear for the person.
We start with one clear visit, and later can agree a regular rhythm.
Short answers about visits, plans, boundaries, and family communication.
No. Šalia Artimui services are not medical care. They are regular visits, conversation, companionship, and everyday practical support.
Monika will visit. She works independently and intentionally supports a limited number of families so the relationship stays personal.
Yes. This is one of the most important parts of the service: your loved one is visited by the same familiar person - Monika.
A few sentences are enough to begin: who the visits are for, where your loved one lives, and what kind of support you are looking for.