Companion Care Services

What Is Companion Care?

There are many kinds of in-home care services for aging adults, including personal and companion care. While personal caregivers focus on a client’s physical needs — like assisting with activities of daily living or addressing health conditions — companion caregivers support older adults socially and emotionally.

Sometimes, older adults living at home lack companionship, especially if their spouse or another close relative has passed. Companion care providers spend time with aging clients to prevent feelings of loneliness and isolation.

What Do Corewood Care Companion Care Providers Do?

Corewood Care’s at-home care providers are here to offer your family member a helping hand and a familiar face while they live independently in their own home. Our companion caregivers visit older adults, offering conversation and friendship to help with the social and emotional challenges of living alone.

The Benefits of Companion Care

Older adults might benefit from companion care if they prefer to age in place but feel isolated living alone. Regular visits with a companion care provider give your family member something to look forward to throughout the week.

Our at-home caregivers can play card or board games with or participate in the activities their client enjoys with them. They can also accompany them on daily walks or outings. Companionship services offer friendship and socialization that can elevate a client’s spirits and help them feel more fulfilled.

Companion care also benefits those who feel confident living independently but need help with everyday household tasks. Whether an older adult needs assistance with trips to the grocery store, doctor’s office appointments or other errands, our at-home care providers can help.

A companion caregiver can also provide emotional support during life’s transitions so older adults feel comforted and supported as they navigate change.