Companionship & Social Engagement
Isolation affects health as much as any physical condition. Our companions bring warmth, conversation, and routine to every visit, keeping your loved one engaged with the people and activities they love.
- Visit length
- 2 – 6 hours
- Frequency
- 2 – 7 days per week
- Start time
- Often within 48 – 72 hours
What’s included
Support built around daily life.
Conversation & company
Friendly, consistent companionship from an attendant who knows their story.
Hobbies & games
Cards, dominoes, puzzles, gardening, crafts, and music.
Walks & outdoor time
Safe strolls around the neighborhood or time on the porch.
Staying connected
Help with phone and video calls to family and friends.
Reading & correspondence
Reading aloud, writing cards, and sorting mail.
Daily check-ins
A watchful eye for changes in mood, appetite, or health to share with family.
Companions do not manage finances, sign legal documents, or make medical decisions on behalf of clients.
A sample visit
What a visit can look like.
Every plan is personal, but here is an example of how an attendant might spend a typical visit.
A good fit for
- Seniors who live alone or feel isolated
- Clients whose family lives out of town
- Recently widowed adults
- Anyone who would benefit from a daily routine
Coffee and conversation about the morning news.
A game of dominoes or a crossword puzzle.
Video call with grandchildren.
Prepare and enjoy lunch together.
Porch time, light gardening, and a check-in note for family.
FAQ
Companionship questions
Can you match us with someone who shares interests?
Yes. During the assessment we learn about hobbies, faith, language, and personality so we can make a thoughtful match.
Do you have Spanish-speaking companions?
We have bilingual English/Spanish attendants and will do our best to match language preferences.
Is companionship covered by Medicaid?
Companionship is usually private pay, but it can be combined with authorized PAS tasks during the same visit.
Often combined with
Personal Care
Hands-on help with bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and mobility — delivered with patience and dignity.
Learn moreHomemaking
Light housekeeping, laundry, linen changes, and errands that keep the home clean, safe, and calm.
Learn moreRespite Care
Short-term relief so family caregivers can rest, work, travel, or simply recharge — knowing Mom or Dad is safe.
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Request care
Let’s talk about your family’s needs.
Share a few details and a care coordinator will reach out within one business day to schedule your free in-home assessment.
Call us directly
(512) 555-0142Office hours
Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Care line answered 24/7
Assessment
Free, no obligation, in your home