Our Services: Care that Comes to Your Loved One
We provide a wide array of services through flexible scheduling—hourly, daily, or overnight. For loved ones needing continuous support due to illness, aging, or the desire for companionship, our compassionate caregivers also offer dedicated 24/7 live-in care to promote well-being and independence. Learn more about our services and contact us for a complimentary consultation.
Hourly, 24/7, and Live-In Care
Whether you need a few hours of help each week or continuous 24-hour care, we’re here to deliver the compassionate support you and your loved ones deserve. Companions in Caring is committed to providing the personalized, compassionate home care you can trust.
After-Rehab Care
Following surgery or illness, our aides provide the personal care, assistance, and emotional support needed to resume the Client's previous routine, in and out of bed. 1-on-1 attention sustains the healing and strengthening progress, prevents interruptions in recovery (from therapists' absence), and sustains motivation.
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Companionship
Companionship is a commonly underestimated benefit of 1-on-1service. Oftentimes, it can be nearly as important as meeting essential needs. Companionship is the basis for richer, meaningful living, as well as a prompt response to an emergency.
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Respite Care
We help family caregivers understand that you need time to rest and recharge. Our respite services give you unhurried time to run errands and meet with friends for your well-being. We maintain Client schedules, whether it’s for 4 hours a day, 4 days or week, or more.
Hospice Care
Companions offers gentle, kind, and experienced hospice support. Aides work alongside hospice to "fill in the gaps" when they are absent. Our 1-on-1 care is also a reassurance to the family during this emotional time. Our aides are available hourly, overnight, or 24/7, providing comfort and peace of mind.
Memory Care
Memory care is a form of residential long-term care that provides intensive, specialized care for people with memory issues. Many assisted living facilities, continuing care retirement communities and nursing homes have special memory care “neighborhoods” for dementia patients.