Companion Caregivers your senior is looking for Companionship caregivers help the elderly who are unable to perform daily life tasks and carry out basic activities. In most cases, these obstacles make seniors feel as if they have lost their independence and freedom. Getting companion care allows them to age in place while continuing to do routine tasks. Our family trio is highly experienced in providing companion care services. Therefore, Home Care Pros is a perfect choice for older adults who are looking for a helping hand but don’t require extensive caregiving. Help your seniors stay connected to the world and embrace every aspect of life! Our Companionship Care Services Companionship care provides older adults with the comfort and safety they need at home. We enhance your quality of life by offering: ● Social and emotional support ● Helping hand at shopping or errands ● Housekeeping ● Meal preparation ● Help with ADLs ● Transportation (Drive to and from local stores, malls, doctors appointments, etc) ● Communication with doctors or other care teams ● Appointment scheduling You’re not alone. Our team is committed to helping you as you age! You no longer need to deal with depression or isolation when you’ve got Home Care Pros. Just give us a call, and we'll handle the rest!
Companionship care provides older adults with the comfort and safety they need at home.
Companion care is a form of home care that provides non-medical assistance for elderly or disabled people who think they have lost their independence. While companionship is intended primarily to support and help the elderly to socialize, it can also be used to help them with several routine tasks
The job of a companion caregiver is to provide emotional support, light housekeeping, caregiver assistance, and companionship to help seniors and elderly adults perform daily life activities independently in their familiar environments. In a nutshell, they make aging more manageable for older adults.
Older adults who choose to stay at home in their older days may need to have companion care. People who are above 65 and unable to carry out everyday activities have mobility issues, forget important things such as their medications, or if they don’t have many friends or family members to interact with, all need companion care. It’s also important for people who have no means of transportation, or no one to take care of them, especially if they are suffering from dementia or any health condition or injury.
