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What is a Home Companion?

A home companion can provide you with a range of care and support services based on your individual needs and preferences, and in collaboration with your support network and care team.  


A home companion provides social engagement, assistance with daily activities, monitoring of health and maintaining records, and consistent support to enhance your overall well-being. 

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Scroll down to find some common functions of a companion...

Companionship

  • Engaging in conversation and providing emotional support.

  • Participating in activities you enjoy, such as playing games, reading, or watching favorite shows

  • Accompanying you on walks or outings.

Assist with Daily Activities

  • Helping with light housekeeping tasks, such as tidying up, doing laundry, and organizing.

  • Assisting with meal preparation and ensuring balanced, nutritious meals.

  • Assisting with medication management.

  • Supporting personal care activities, like bathing and dressing.

Mobility Assistance

  • Providing assistance with mobility, such as helping get in and out of bed or chairs.

  • Encouraging light exercises or stretches to maintain mobility.

Transportation

  • Driving to medical appointments, grocery shopping, or other errands.

  • Assisting with getting in and out of the car.

Monitoring Health

  • Maintaining awareness of overall health and well-being.

  • Notifying family members or healthcare providers if there are any concerns.

Safety & Security

  • Ensuring a safe environment by identifying and addressing potential hazards.

  • Being vigilant for signs of emergencies and knowing how to respond.

Social Engagement

  • Facilitating social interactions with friends, family, or other companions.

  • Helping you stay connected with loved ones through phone calls or video chats.

Record Keeping

  • Keeping track of important information such as appointments, medications, and changes in health.

Emotional Support

  • Providing a listening ear and emotional support during challenging times.

  • Offering encouragement and motivation.

Respect for Independence

  • Encouraging you to maintain as much independence as possible.

  • Respecting your individual choices and preferences.

Communication

  • For us, it’s essential to build a trusting and friendly relationship with our clients and to adapt our approach based on the specific needs and personality of each client we are working with.

  • Additionally, communication with family members and healthcare providers is often a crucial aspect of our role to ensure a holistic and coordinated approach to care.

Get in Touch

Let's chat by phone or book a free in-home consultation to learn how a home companion can support you.

905-955-4187

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