Services
Companion care
Someone in the house. Conversation, a shared meal, a hand of cards, and a person who notices when something is off.
Who this is for
Someone who is managing physically but is alone most of the day, and a family that has started worrying about what they would not hear about.
Isolation is not a small problem. A caregiver who is there three afternoons a week often catches a decline weeks before anyone else would.
What it includes
- Conversation and company through the day
- Shared meals rather than eating alone
- Cards, puzzles, television, reading aloud
- Walks and time outside when the weather allows
- A regular set of eyes on how they are really doing
- A phone call to you if something changes
Where we provide it
Companion care is available across all seven counties we serve.
Other things we help with
Tell us what they need. We will tell you straight.
No pressure and no sales script, just a conversation about what is going on and whether we are the right fit.