Frequently asked Questions

Prices vary depending on your location and how often you’d like visits. We’ll provide a free, no-obligation consultation to give you a clear idea of costs and options.

Our companionship visits are completely flexible, they can start from as little as one hour and go up to several hours, depending on your needs and preferences.

Companionship care is non-medical support delivered in someone’s own home. A companion carer spends time with an Adult , offering conversation, shared activities, and help with everyday tasks that make life feel more manageable.

      This may include:

• Regular social interaction and conversation

• Support with light household tasks

• Accompaniment on walks, errands, or appointments

• Encouragement to stay active and connected

• Reassurance for families who can’t be there every day

• one to one support.

Companionship care is often a good fit if your family member:

• Lives alone and feels isolated

• Has experienced bereavement or a major life change

• Has reduced confidence going out independently

• Is becoming socially withdrawn

• Is well physically, but needs regular human contact

• Wants to remain at home with light support

• When Adult Children live at a distance and want reassurance that someone caring and Kind is checking in regularly

• Largely independent but would benefit from regular company, routine and gentle encouragement to stay engaged with daily life

Companionship care offers reassurance and support without introducing medical or personal care before it’s needed.