Companionship

✓ Attending Outings & Ceremonies so your loved one has someone to talk to and spend time with while they’re out and about. A companion can also offer mobile assistance as well as driving to and from the event.

✓ Read and Play Games with your loved one while they’re with them at home. This encourages thinking and keeping their mind sharp as well as good old fashioned fun and happiness.

✓ Going on Walks around the house or neighborhood, depending on their physical ability and where they live. Getting outdoors more, the fresh air and getting some physical exercise can be helpful both physically and emotionally.

✓ Attending Family Engagements such as birthday parties, dinners, anniversaries, and more. Knowing someone is there to support your loved one during a celebration helps keep your mind at ease and your loved one cared for.

✓ Visitors can vary from an old friend to the electrician fixing an issue in the house. Having someone there your loved one trusts is both for safety and encouragement.

✓ Medical Appointments are a regular part of most older family members’ routines, and a companion can drive them there and be with them during regular appointments for assurance and support.

✓ Grocery Shopping can be an overwhelming errand as you age, but hiring a companion gives your loved one someone who can drive them there, help them shop and check out, and help unload the groceries when they’re back home.