
Real Connection. Active Minds.
Get startedCompanionship Care
Loneliness is one of the most overlooked health risks for seniors living alone. Our companionship care service pairs each client with a caregiver who genuinely enjoys spending time with them, not just someone watching the clock.
Our in-home companionship service includes conversation, shared meals, games, reading, walks, outings, and quiet time spent together. For those experiencing cognitive decline, it also includes supervision, safety monitoring, and activities that help keep the mind active.
This isn’t babysitting. It’s human connection with a trained caregiver who understands the senior population and knows how to build a real relationship over time.

Proudly Serving Families Across Greater Madison
How It Works
In-Home Consultation

Caregiver Matching

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Consistent Care That Fits Your Schedule
Get StartedBenefits of Companionship Care
Combats Isolation and Loneliness
Safety and Supervision—Not Surveillance
Keeps the Mind Active and Engaged
Peace of Mind for Families
Builds Trust Through Familiar Faces
Flexible Scheduling That Fits
Frequently Asked Questions
What personal care tasks do your caregivers help with?
Our caregivers help with bathing and showering assistance, grooming and oral care, toileting and incontinence care, dressing and undressing, transfers (bed to chair, wheelchair to toilet, etc.), walking and mobility support, eating and feeding assistance, and standby safety support for clients at risk of falls.
Are your caregivers trained for this kind of hands-on care?
Yes. Every caregiver on our personal care team is trained in safe transfer techniques, gait belt use, fall prevention, body mechanics, bathing and toileting dignity practices, and dementia support. Many of our caregivers are CNA certified.
What if a client is uncomfortable with a caregiver helping them bathe or use the bathroom?
That’s completely normal and we take it seriously. We go the client’s pace, respect their boundaries, and always prioritize their comfort. We also do our best to match caregivers by gender preference when requested. Over time, as trust builds with a consistent caregiver, most clients become much more comfortable.
Is there a minimum number of hours per visit?
Our standard minimum is 3 hours per visit. For existing recurring clients, we offer a 2-hour quick visit option at a flat rate.
Do your caregivers administer medications?
No. Our caregivers provide medication reminders only, meaning they’ll remind clients that it’s time to take their medication. We do not open pill bottles, sort pills, fill pill boxes, or physically hand medications to clients. If your a client needs help beyond reminders, we can help connect them with the right resources.
