About Rob

Some adults may not need personal or skilled care, however, may benefit by having more social interaction, emotional support or help with activities. Companion care is exactly what it sounds like: care in the form of a friendly face and someone to talk to. It is a service aimed at improving the quality of a person's life with simple human interaction. It can be scheduled hourly, daily, or weekly. Typical duties include; Helping with errands: Grocery shopping, transportation to doctor's appointments, post medical procedure, and trips to the pharmacy. Household tasks: This might include laundry, washing dishes, vacuuming, dusting, and simple meal preparation. Organizing living space: And keeping it that way for safety's sake. Keeping a person engaged: For example, partake in activities like cards, games, watching movies, neighborhood walks and local field trips.