Warm companionship and gentle assistance to keep your loved one engaged, safe, and independent at home.
Companion care is non-medical support designed to help seniors maintain their independence, dignity, and quality of life at home. It's ideal for active seniors who don't need intensive personal care but would benefit from friendly companionship, light assistance with household tasks, and someone who genuinely cares about their well-being.
Loneliness is one of the biggest challenges facing aging adults in Phoenix and Peoria. When your loved one spends hours or days alone, their mental and physical health can decline rapidly. Companion caregivers provide the social connection, conversation, and daily structure that keeps seniors engaged with life.
Companion care focuses on social engagement and light assistance—meal prep, errands, housekeeping, and companionship. Personal care includes hands-on help with bathing, dressing, toileting, and mobility. Many families start with companion care and add personal care services as needs increase over time.
It's not always easy to know when your aging parent or spouse needs help. Here are common signs that companion care could make a meaningful difference:
If any of these sound familiar, companion care can ease your concerns while helping your loved one stay independent at home.
Companion caregivers provide a wide range of non-medical services tailored to each senior's preferences and needs. Here's what our Phoenix and Peoria care partners typically offer:
Call (928) 538-9508 or complete our online form. Share what's going on with your loved one—how often they'd benefit from companionship, what tasks they need help with, and any personality preferences for their caregiver.
We connect you with vetted, background-checked companion care providers in Phoenix or Peoria who have experience with seniors and understand Arizona's unique challenges.
Your matched provider schedules a free in-home consultation to meet your loved one, discuss their needs, and create a personalized care plan. Care can often start within 24-48 hours.
Our network of companion caregivers understands the specific needs of Arizona seniors:
Costs vary based on hours needed per week and specific services. Companion care is typically the most affordable type of senior care since it's non-medical. Our partner providers offer transparent pricing during your consultation, and many accept long-term care insurance or veteran's benefits.
Most providers require a minimum of 3-4 hours per visit, but weekly schedules are flexible. Some families start with just a few hours twice a week, while others schedule daily visits. Care can be adjusted as needs change.
Yes. Consistency is important for building trust and comfort. Your care provider will assign a primary caregiver who visits regularly, with a backup caregiver available if needed for vacations or illness.
Resistance is common, especially when seniors fear losing independence. Experienced companion caregivers know how to build trust gradually—often starting as a "friend who helps with groceries" rather than a formal caregiver. Many families are surprised by how quickly their loved one warms up to their companion.
Medicare does not typically cover non-medical companion care. However, long-term care insurance, veteran's benefits (VA Aid & Attendance), or Medicaid waiver programs may provide coverage. Our partner providers can help you explore payment options during your consultation.
Your loved one doesn't have to spend another day alone. Let us connect you with warm, caring companions who will treat them like family.