Encouraging social connection, enriching everyday activities

Companionship Care provides social interaction, supervision, and assistance with activities that can make time at home more engaging and structured. It may be appropriate for individuals who spend significant time alone, need a sitter or respite support, or benefit from conversation and activities that encourage social and mental engagement. Depending on the individual’s circumstances, companionship may include time spent discussing current or historic events, preparing meals, participating in hobbies, or enjoying outdoor activities.

How It Works

Companionship Care may include activities and supports such as:

Respite and sitter services
Meal preparation
Outdoor activities
Conversations about current and historic events
Arts, crafts, and games
Companionship support associated with hospice care

What to Expect

Companionship activities are generally centered on the individual’s interests, routine, and ability to participate. Time together may involve conversation, meals, recreational activities, or other appropriate forms of engagement rather than simply being present in the home. The type and pace of activities can vary based on the individual’s circumstances and the support being provided.

Let’s Start a Conversation

Contact us to discuss the care and daily assistance you or your loved one may need at home. Your individual circumstances can help determine which services are appropriate and what support may look like in everyday routines.

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