Companion Care
Attentive, non-medical companionship for your person, and a few hours of breathing room for you.
Sometimes the most important thing you can do for someone is simply be there. Not to manage their medications or coordinate their care, just to sit with them, talk with them, and pay attention to what they need in that moment.
That's what Companion Care is. I visit your person so you can step away, knowing they're in good hands.
Companion Care is for older adults and people with serious illness who would benefit from regular, attentive company, and for the families who love them and need occasional relief. Your person doesn't have to be imminently dying. They just have to be someone who would do better with more presence in their life.
Who This Is For
What a Visit Looks Like
Every visit is shaped by what your person needs that day. That might be conversation, reading aloud, help with light tasks around the house, or comfortable quiet company. There's no agenda; just unhurried, attentive presence.
I don't administer medications, assist with personal care, or replace hospice or home health aides. What I provide is company and calm, and a few hours of genuine relief for you both.
How You Might Use This Time
A few hours is enough. Run an errand, see your own doctor, take a nap, call a friend, or just sit somewhere quiet for a while. Whatever you need, that's what this time is for. This isn't selfish; it's necessary.
Let's Begin
You're doing important work. It's okay to take a break.