What is companion care?
Companion care provides non-medical social support, supervision and a dependable presence for adults who benefit from regular connection and help with everyday routines.
Who may benefit?
It may be helpful for someone who lives alone, has become more isolated, needs regular check-ins or simply does better with another person nearby during parts of the day.
What support may include
- Conversation and social engagement
- Reading, games and shared activities
- Accompaniment during everyday routines
- General supervision and safety awareness
- Help staying connected to normal routines
Why families use this support
A familiar face and consistent routine can make the day feel less lonely and more manageable while giving family members greater reassurance.
Services are non-medical and are arranged according to the client's needs, the agreed service plan and caregiver availability.