Companionship Care for seniors
Genuine company at home: conversation, games, hobbies, walks, errands and outings, so loneliness never becomes part of the routine.
What is companionship care?
Companionship care is regular, friendly company and help with everyday activities for seniors who live alone or spend long days on their own. Artistic Home Care caregivers share conversation, games and hobbies, run errands, help with letters and emails, and go along to outings and appointments.
- WhereToronto, Peel, York and Durham
- How often4-hour visits, weekly or daily
- Care planMatched on interests, personality and schedule
- Call or WhatsApp437-985-6225 · WhatsApp us
Companionship care
What'sIncluded.
Visits built around what your loved one enjoys.
Who it helps
Built aroundYour family.
Seniors living alone
A friendly, familiar face to look forward to.
Early memory changes
Gentle routines and activities that keep the mind engaged.
After losing a partner
Company and support through a lonely time.
How it works
From first callTo first visit.
Let's talk
Call us or request a free, no-obligation in-home consult.
Nurse assessment
Our registered nurse assesses needs, preferences and routines.
Your care plan
A personalized plan, from companionship to mobility support.
Caregiver match
We match a qualified caregiver to your needs and schedule.
Care begins
Support at home, adjusted as your needs change.
Available across the GTA
Companionship careNear you.
We provide companionship care in Toronto, Peel, York and Durham. Choose your city for local details.
Companionship care
Questions familiesOften ask.
No. It also helps when family members work long days, or when a senior simply wants more company and help getting out.
Yes. Most plans mix companionship with personal care, meals or household help, depending on what is needed.
Yes. Help with letters, emails and video calls is part of companionship care.
Across Toronto and the GTA: Toronto, Etobicoke, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, Newmarket, Ajax and Oshawa, plus nearby communities. Call 437-985-6225 to check your area.
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Companionship care
Request a freeIn-home consult
Tell us what is on your mind. We will listen first, then build a plan around your family.