A familiar conversation, a shared interest, help preparing a meal. Companion care supports the everyday moments that make home feel like home.
We discuss your loved one’s interests, routines and preferred kind of company, along with the daily tasks where help would be useful.
Companion visits can be part of a plan that gives family members time to work, attend appointments or take a break. Discuss the hours and support you need before deciding on a schedule.
Companionship does not automatically include hands-on personal care, transport arrangements or clinical medication services. Tell us what is needed so the appropriate scope can be discussed.
No. A spouse or family member may also welcome another person’s companionship and practical support.
Ask the carrier whether the proposed services and provider meet your policy’s requirements. A policy does not automatically cover every companion-care arrangement.
Care needs, staffing, timing and costs are discussed before services begin.
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