Companionship

Some individuals may frequently experience isolation

and loneliness during any recovery or after receiving a new diagnosis.  Companion care focuses on things done “for” the individual, to remove

the burden of daily responsibilities that they need to do.

Companion care focuses on participating in

leisure activities, social interaction, or

simply being a listener and offering companionship

to share stories with.  It is frequently utilized as a

means of respite for families who provide

most of the care for their loved one.

Companion care can be beneficial if you

or your loved one faces isolation or is experiencing

a decrease in activity levels.