Companion Care

Companion Care could include activities like:

• Hobbies
  We delve into who our clients were before their diagnosis and help them pursue their passions. Tapping into interests helps maintain a greater quality of life for longer.
• Cooking
  Our MCPs foster a sense of independence by working with clients to plan, shop, and cook healthy foods that stimulate the appetite.
• Cleaning
  As dementia progresses, clients often let basic cleaning lapse. Our MCPs stay on top of household chores like sweeping, mopping, and laundry, making sure the home is clean and safe.
• Medication Reminders
  While Companion Care is non-medical, our MCPs do ensure that clients take their medication at the correct time. We also record concerns and report them to doctors or family members.
• Entertaining
  We can accompany clients to events, provide transportation to social occasions, and facilitate small gatherings. Remaining connected to friends keeps people with dementia connected to life.

Although Companion Care is usually enacted for clients further along in the dementia progression, it is still person-centric, activity-based, and designed to help people with mild to moderate dementia live their lives independently and joyfully for as long as possible.