Companion Services
Ordinary hours, made warmer.
Companion care is not medical care. It is presence, conversation, routine and practical help around the home — the things that keep a day feeling like a life.
Connection
- Meaningful companionship and conversation
- Memory-friendly activities
- Reading and games
- Music and reminiscing
Everyday comfort
- Meal preparation
- Light housekeeping
- Laundry
- Grocery shopping and errands
Out in the world
- Appointment companionship
- Social outings
- Encouragement to stay engaged
- Company on a familiar walk
Steadiness at home
- Verbal reminders
- Routine encouragement
- Safety awareness
- Family updates after each visit
For the family
- Family caregiver respite
- A few hours for work, worship or rest
- Coverage during appointments
- A trusted presence you can plan around
An important distinction
No medical procedures. No hands-on personal care. Just compassionate, attentive companionship.
Companion clients are individuals who independently manage bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, transfers and eating — with verbal reminders and encouragement where helpful. If your loved one needs hands-on physical assistance, we'll gladly help you understand what type of provider to look for.
Service descriptions on this page are intended to reflect non-medical companion services and are reviewed for compliance with New York State Department of Health guidance before publication. Wording may be adjusted as guidance is confirmed.
Already know what you need?
You don't have to wait for a consultation. Choose your services, days and hours, and we'll confirm the schedule with you.
Not sure if companion care is the right fit?
Tell us about your loved one's day. We'll be honest with you about whether we're the right support — and what to look for if we're not.