Social connection
Companionship Care
May help when: someone spends more time alone or would value conversation and shared activities.
Examples: listening, conversation, games, music, and familiar hobbies.
View Companionship CareThree types of non-medical support
Compare services by the part of daily life where help is needed: connection, household routines, or personal routines.
These examples explain the verified service categories without promising nursing, transportation, medication administration, or other unconfirmed services.
Social connection
May help when: someone spends more time alone or would value conversation and shared activities.
Examples: listening, conversation, games, music, and familiar hobbies.
View Companionship CareHousehold routines
May help when: laundry, tidying, bed making, or simple meal preparation is becoming difficult.
Examples: light housekeeping, laundry, making the bed, sweeping, and simple meals.
View Homemaking CarePersonal routines
May help when: bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, or eating requires respectful assistance.
Examples: help completing personal daily activities while honoring privacy and preferences.
View Personal CareFree care consultation
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