Non-medical daily support focused on social engagement, household help, and keeping loved ones connected and comfortable at home.
A coordinator reviews your care needs and determines which Medicaid programs may fund this service for your household.
State case managers review the client’s functional needs. We clarify which services are covered under the approved plan.
We match a qualified aide, or help a family member enroll as a paid provider. Background checks and all registration paperwork handled by our team.
Care begins on schedule. Regular check-ins verify it continues to meet state guidelines and your household’s standards.
Companion care provides non-medical assistance focused on social interaction, emotional support, and
daily household help. It helps individuals maintain independence at home without feeling isolated.
Companion care centers on social engagement and household tasks but does not include hands-on body
care like bathing or toileting. Those fall under personal care assistance.
Coverage depends on the specific state and program. Associated household tasks like meal preparation
may be covered for eligible participants.
Yes. A family member or friend may be paid for providing approved daily support tasks under self-
directed programs. Our agency manages enrollment, background checks, and compliance documentation.
Michigan: (313) 000-0000 • Maryland: (443) 000-0000