Companion care keeps your loved one connected and never alone.
Conversation, hobbies, walks and outings with a caregiver who becomes a familiar, friendly face.
Companionship is care too.
When an older adult lives alone, the days can get long and quiet. Many families notice a parent eating less, skipping walks or losing interest in things they used to enjoy.
A companion caregiver spends time with your loved one doing what they like: talking, cooking together, playing cards, going for a walk or heading out for an errand. It also gives you peace of mind, because someone you trust is checking in.
What companion care can include.
During your free home visit, we build a care plan around only the tasks your loved one needs help with.
- Conversation and company
- Hobbies and games
- Walks and light exercise
- Outings and errands
- Meal planning and cooking
- Reminders to drink water
- Rides to appointments
Companion care is a good fit in these situations.
Your loved one lives alone.
Regular visits break up the week and give your loved one something to look forward to.
You live far away or work long hours.
A caregiver is there in person and can let you know how your loved one is doing.
Your loved one has stopped going out.
A caregiver can go along on walks, errands and visits, which makes getting out easier and safer.
Rolocare provides non-medical care only. Our caregivers do not perform nursing tasks such as injections or wound care.
Families choose Rolocare for four reasons.
Our caregivers are screened and trained.
Every caregiver is on the California Home Care Aide registry, clears a fingerprint background check, has a negative TB test and finishes our training.
Our caregivers are always rested.
No caregiver works more than 8 hours in a row, so the person with your loved one is alert and at their best.
Your care plan fits your family.
You only pay for the help your loved one needs, and you can change the schedule any time.
A real person answers your call.
You talk to our own local team, not a call center.
Families often ask us these questions.
Is companion care only for people who need no other help?
No. Many care plans mix companionship with personal care, meals or rides. We build the plan around what your loved one needs.
Can a companion caregiver drive my loved one places?
Yes, rides to appointments, errands, church and family visits can be part of the care plan.
How often should a companion visit?
Some families start with a few visits a week and add more later. We talk it through at your free home visit.
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We provide companion care across six Southern California counties: Los Angeles County, Orange County, San Bernardino County, Riverside County, San Diego County, Ventura County. If your city is not listed, please call us.
Let's talk about caring for your loved one.
Your first home visit is free, and there is no obligation.