Senior Companion caregivers

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A senior companion provides non-medical support that keeps aging adults engaged and safe at home. Typical tasks include sharing meals, light housekeeping, running errands, coordinating appointments, and offering the kind of steady social contact that reduces loneliness and falls. Companions are not nurses, but most have experience recognizing changes in cognition or mobility that warrant escalation. Families usually hire 3–20 hours per week, sometimes scaling up during a spouse’s hospital stay or a family caregiver’s travel. On where.care every listed companion has passed a multi-jurisdiction background check before their profile becomes visible.