Companion Care
Meaningful connection, conversation, activities and everyday support that help reduce isolation and make home feel more engaging.
Companion Care That Respects the Person
Companion care addresses the social and emotional side of remaining at home. A caregiver can provide a familiar, dependable presence while encouraging conversation, hobbies, routines and connection with the world outside the home.
Support May Include
- Conversation and social engagement
- Games, reading, hobbies and favorite activities
- Walks and safe community outings
- Meal companionship and routine encouragement
- Errands and shopping accompaniment
- Help staying connected with family and friends
- Observation and communication of routine changes
Is Companion Care a Good Fit?
Companion care may benefit seniors who live alone, adults whose social circle has become smaller, families concerned about loneliness or isolation, and individuals who benefit from structure, activity and companionship.
Care Adapts to the Individual
We begin with a conversation about routines, preferences, family goals, timing and the type of support that would make everyday life easier.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can we combine this with other services?
Yes. A service plan may combine appropriate types of PAS support based on the individual’s needs and routines.
How many hours of care do we need?
That depends on the individual’s routine, family availability and support needs. We begin by understanding the situation and then discuss a schedule that makes sense.
How quickly can care begin?
Start timing depends on assessment, caregiver availability and the requested schedule. Contact the team for current availability.
Let’s Talk About the Support You Need.
Tell us what daily life looks like right now and where your family could use help.