Companion Care
Companion care for seniors in metro Atlanta
Loneliness wears people down. Companion care puts a familiar, trusted person in the home on a regular schedule: someone to talk with, cook with, walk with and go out with.
We match each client with a caregiver whose temperament fits, and we keep that caregiver on the schedule whenever we can, because trust is built visit by visit.
Licensed Georgia private home care provider. Private pay. Serving 9 metro Atlanta counties.
What is included
How our caregivers help
Conversation, reading, music, games and hobbies
Walks, outings, church and community activities
Rides to appointments, errands and grocery shopping
Light meal preparation and sharing meals together
Light housekeeping and laundry
Help with phone and video calls to family
A short note to the family after each visit if you want one
Who it helps
A good fit when
A parent who lives alone and is spending too many days without company
An older adult who has stopped driving and is missing appointments or church
Someone grieving a spouse or adjusting to a big change
Families who live out of state and want eyes and a friendly face in the home
Good to know
Companion care is non-medical. If hands-on help with bathing, dressing or moving around is needed, we add personal care to the same plan.
Getting started
What the first week looks like
1
A free consultation by phone or in the home to learn routines, interests and goals
2
A written care plan and schedule you agree to before care starts
3
An introduction to the matched caregiver
4
A check-in call after the first visits to adjust anything that is not working
Questions families ask
Companion Care: common questions
How many hours a week can we book?+
Schedules are built around your family. Some clients start with a few visits a week and add hours as needs grow. We confirm the minimum visit length and the schedule at the free consultation.
Will it be the same caregiver each time?+
We assign a consistent caregiver whenever possible and introduce any backup caregiver ahead of time, so your loved one is not meeting strangers at the door.
Can the caregiver drive my mother to appointments?+
Yes. Rides to appointments, errands, shopping and outings are part of companion care. We confirm transportation details in the care plan.
How do families pay for care?+
CareBridge is a private pay home care agency. Families pay directly, and we also work with long-term care insurance and veterans benefits where they apply. We do not accept Medicare or Medicaid, including the NOW and COMP waivers.
Where we provide companion care
9 Georgia counties
Our office is in Cumming, in Forsyth County. We serve families across metro Atlanta.
Related care
Families often combine
Personal Care and Daily Living Assistance
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Respite Care
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Talk to a care coordinator
Tell us what is happening at home. We will listen, answer your questions and give you a written plan and quote. The consultation is free.