Companion Care is a non-medical support service designed to provide social interaction, emotional support, and assistance with light daily activities for seniors, individuals with disabilities, or those recovering from illness. The primary goal is to reduce loneliness, encourage mental well-being, and help clients remain independent and engaged in a safe, supportive environment. Unlike personal care, which focuses on physical assistance, companion care emphasizes companionship, meaningful activities, and day-to-day support.
Social & Emotional Support
Engaging in friendly conversation, listening, and companionship
Reading, playing games, or participating in hobbies
Accompanying clients on walks, outings, or social visits
Encouragement to stay mentally active and connected
Daily Living Assistance (Non-Medical)
Assistance with light household tasks (tidying, laundry, organizing)
Help with meal preparation and serving snacks
Support with reminders for hydration, meals, or medications (non-medical prompts only)
Assisting with errands such as mail, phone calls, or scheduling appointments
Transportation & Escort Services
Accompanying clients to medical appointments, social gatherings, or shopping trips
Providing safe transportation and assistance with mobility during outings
Safety & Well-Being Monitoring
Dementia/Alzheimer’s Respite Care – Trained PSWs for memory care
Post-Hospital Respite – Supporting recovery after surgery/illness
Palliative/End-of-Life Respite – Comfort care while supporting the family
Activity Engagement
Encouraging participation in physical activities suitable to ability (stretching, walking)
Supporting memory and cognitive exercises (puzzles, music, storytelling)
Promoting routines that maintain dignity and independence
Flexible Service Options
Hourly visits (minimum 2–4 hours per visit)
Overnight companion care (sleep-in support for safety and reassurance)
24/7 companion services for those needing continuous presence and supervision