Companion Care That Feels Like Family
Good conversation, shared interests and a watchful eye, so your loved one is never alone in a day that feels too long.
What it is
Companionship is about more than company. It's someone who notices if something seems off, who remembers your mother's favorite stories, and who makes the afternoon something to look forward to. Our companions provide friendly, nonmedical supervision that keeps your loved one safe and connected at home.
What's included
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Conversation, reading aloud, music, puzzles and games
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Activities matched to your loved one's interests and abilities
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Walks, gardening and hobbies
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Accompanying them on outings, visits and to places of worship (see Transportation)
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Light meal preparation and shared meals
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Keeping an eye on safety at home, and updates for the family
Who it helps
Seniors who live alone or spend long hours alone. Those who have lost a spouse or whose social circle has gotten smaller. Families who live far away or work long hours and want peace of mind.
How we do it
We match companions by personality and interests as well as availability. Before the first visit we tell you your companion's full name. Our goal is a steady relationship, the same familiar face whenever possible.
Common questions
How many hours can we book?
It depends on your needs. We'll set the schedule together in your care plan.
Can a companion come along to appointments?
Yes. See Transportation.