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Companionship Care
Types of Companionship Care We Offer:
Social Companion Care
Isolation from friends and family is an actual health threat many seniors face in their later years of life. Whether they have a disability that makes them less mobile, or they are geographically separated from their loved ones, it poses concerns that can create more than just loneliness. A caregiver companion offers emotional and social support for their clients as they continue to live in the familiarity and comfort of their own homes.
At Capstone Home Care, we’re proud to offer companionship care as one of the business’s most requested services. These companions help make daily life easier and safer for their clients. They also work diligently to help improve their client’s quality of life and partner with your loved one in doing their favorite hobbies and activities. This may include accompanying them to an appointment, social outing, or simply engaging in a friendly one-on-one conversation at home.
Preventative Companion Care
Personal companion providers not only lend a listening ear but also help significantly with preventative care, such as by preparing healthy meals and encouraging mentally and physically stimulating activities that promote vitality. This could help minimize common problems the elderly face: malnutrition, weight fluctuations, decreased stamina, and reduced muscle mass.
The goal is to keep your senior loved one as safe and as independent as possible as their companion is there to improve overall well-being.
It is common that elderly individuals don’t want to burden their adult children with their ongoing feelings of anxiety, depression, or loneliness. The emotional support a personal companion provider offers helps seniors open up to a more objective, neutral listener. Not only that, but the companion can help draw out meaningful conversations from their clients to figure out if anything is troubling them.
Respite Relief for Family Caregivers
Even the most loving, attentive family caregiver risks burnout. After all, you have a life of your own and will benefit from a focus on your own health and emotional wellbeing. The simple answer could be to find a balance of staying in your loved one’s life on a daily basis and being able to focus on your own life by hiring a personal companion provider to keep your loved one company when you’re not available. Peace of Mind for Family & All Loved Ones Involved When you have an experienced professional caregiver in your home, you can rest assured your loved one will get the attention and companionship they need to ward off feelings of loneliness. This, in turn, will leave you the time to do other tasks without feeling guilty about leaving your elderly loved one home alone.
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