Companion Care

Absolutely. While not clinical carers, companions can support structure, routine, and cognitive stimulation through conversation, orientation prompts, activities, and calm presence. They help reduce anxiety, confusion, and loneliness, while observing subtle changes that families may overlook.

We learn about their personality, lifestyle, preferences, cultural background, and daily routines. Then we introduce Helpers who align with those qualities. Families can meet multiple companions before choosing, ensuring a match that feels right and is never rushed.

Once you tell us what you need, we move quickly. We can match families with suitable companions within days. You’ll meet the Helper, choose who feels right, and book visits directly through the app, so support can start as soon as your family is ready. Whether you’re privately funding, applying for Support at Home or NDIS or already have approved funding, we’ll guide you through each step and help you set up the right companionship services without stress.

Companions aren’t medical carers. Instead, they provide connection, conversation, outings, and gentle help at home, but they don’t handle clinical tasks like wound care or medication administration. If your family needs both companionship and medical support, we can seamlessly add nurses or specialised Helpers so everything works together around your loved one’s needs.