Companionship
A familiar face and unhurried conversation. We sit together, share coffee, play a hand of cards, or simply keep someone company through a long afternoon, so the house does not feel so quiet.
Services
The practical help that keeps a household running.
Everything below is non-medical. We are companions, sitters, and helping hands. We prepare meals, remind, drive, tidy, listen, and stay. Your family and your doctors make the medical decisions; we make the days easier.
Home care and sitting
The everyday, in-the-house help: companionship, meals, routines, and someone there overnight.
Meal preparation
Simple, familiar meals cooked in your own kitchen, with your own recipes and dishes. We plan the week, cook, and clean up afterward, keeping an eye on what is in the pantry.
Light housekeeping
Laundry, dishes, wiping counters, changing the bed, sorting the pile of mail. The everyday tidying that keeps a home feeling like itself.
Help with daily routines
Dressing, grooming, and getting ready for the day, at the pace that feels comfortable. A steady hand and privacy, never a hurry.
Medication reminders
A gentle nudge at the time it is due, exactly as your family has written it down. We remind only. We do not administer, adjust, or advise on any medication.
Respite for family caregivers
An afternoon, a full day, or a weekend. Step away to rest knowing someone patient and dependable is there, doing things the way your family does them.
Overnight and extended-hour sitting
Reassurance through the night and through long days. A calm presence in the home, help to the bathroom, and someone to call for family who lives far away.
Concierge services
The running around: errands, appointments, the calendar, and the small jobs nobody has time for.
Personal errands
Returns, the pharmacy counter, the post office, a gift for a grandchild. We run the errands that have become hard to get to.
Grocery and appointment runs
A written list, a stocked pantry, and a ride to the appointment, with a companion along for the wait and the way home.
Scheduling and household coordination
Keeping the calendar honest: appointments, family visits, deliveries, and the plumber who was supposed to come Tuesday.
Help with paperwork and phone calls
Sorting the mail, finding the right phone number, sitting alongside for a call that needs a second set of ears. We help organize and take notes. We never make decisions for you.
Everyday support
The odd jobs that do not fit a category: setting up the new tablet, watering the plants, writing a birthday card, putting the holiday boxes back in the attic.
What we are and what we are not.
Being clear about this saves families a lot of confusion. We provide companion care and sitter services. We do not provide skilled nursing, physical therapy, wound care, or any clinical treatment. We do not administer medication. We remind, exactly as your family directs, and we tell you what we noticed.
What we do
- Companionship and conversation
- Meals, laundry, and light tidying
- Help getting dressed and ready
- Reminders, as you direct
- Errands, rides, and scheduling
- Overnight and extended-hour sitting
What we do not do
- Skilled nursing or clinical care
- Administering medication
- Physical or occupational therapy
- Wound care or medical treatment
- Making decisions on your behalf
- Insurance or Medicare billing
Not sure which of these you need?
Most families are not. That is what the first conversation is for. Describe a hard afternoon and we will tell you what would have helped.