Non-medical home care
Companion Care for Seniors in Southern Massachusetts
Loneliness is hard on health and spirit, especially for a parent who lives alone or no longer drives. A PureHeart caregiver brings company, conversation and gentle encouragement into the home.
Companion care is often where families start. It keeps your loved one engaged and gives you peace of mind that someone you trust is there.
Is this right for your family?
- Your parent lives alone and spends most of the day by themselves
- You live far away or work full time and can't visit as often as you'd like
- Your loved one has lost interest in hobbies or seems withdrawn
- You want someone to keep an eye on safety at home
What your caregiver helps with
- Conversation, reading, music, puzzles and card games
- Encouragement with hobbies and light activity
- Keeping daily routines steady and familiar
- Light meal preparation and tidying
- Attentive supervision for safety at home
- Updates to the family about how things are going
How getting started works
Call or schedule a call
Tell us a little about your loved one. It's free and there's no pressure.
An in-home assessment
Our care assessment specialist meets your loved one at home to understand their needs and routines.
We match a caregiver
Care plans start at 20 hours a week, matched to your loved one's personality and schedule.
Common questions
Is companion care the same as personal care?
No. Companion care is company, activities and help around the house. Personal care adds hands-on help with bathing, dressing and using the bathroom. Many families combine the two.
How many hours do I need?
Our care plans start at 20 hours a week. During your free consultation we will help you work out a schedule that fits your loved one.
Talk with us about your family's needs
A free, no-pressure conversation by phone or video. We'll listen, answer your questions and help you decide whether we're the right fit.