Older adults living independently often experience loneliness and isolation, and companions engage in conversation, take walks with their care recipients, play games like card games or board games, read a book, and simply provide a listening ear and someone to talk to.

If you chose to age at home, companionship and social interaction are crucial to stay healthy. Having a companion around can make all the difference in seniors’ lives.

Our caregivers truly care about the seniors we serve. They get to know them, build friendly relationships, and keep their company. More importantly, they learn about their hobbies and support them in reliving things they used to enjoy but can no longer do. Activities can include the arts, golf, swimming, gardening, cooking, shopping, and visits to famous sightseeing areas. Our free in-home assessment will help identify what our clients love to do and help establish a comprehensive care plan incorporating those hobbies.