What is Companionship Care?

Companionship care is support for people who are isolated and lonely, but still healthy and happy to remain in their own home. Mobility problems, illness or frailty can make home life lonely and difficult. A live-in companionship provides care and company can help maintain safety and boost quality of life.

Who is Companionship Care suitable for?

Companionship care can support anyone who is lonely and struggling to manage independently but who wants to continue living in their home.
Elderly companionship care can support people who are struggling with social isolation. Decreased mobility, the loss of a partner and family living at a distance means that more elderly people are living alone. 

Our carers are compassionate and caring and individually chosen because of their experience, skills and ability to make a real difference. Communication is a fundamental part of care, which is why our carers are fluent in English, have a warm, friendly personalities and are selected to suit your loved one’s personality and needs.