Social Companionship
Meaningful conversation, active listening, and social interaction to combat loneliness and improve mental well-being in seniors.
LocalBes Healthcare
Meaningful companionship for your loved ones.
Find trusted local caregivers for social interaction, meal preparation, transportation, and light housekeeping. Ensure your aging family members stay active, safe, and happy at home.
Vetted professionals
Hourly scheduling
Trusted local agencies
Care Expertise
Support tailored to daily life.
Whether you need someone to drive to medical appointments, help with meal prep, or simply share a conversation over coffee, we connect you with the right caregiver.
Transportation & Errands
Safe driving to medical appointments, grocery shopping, pharmacy pickups, and social outings to keep your loved one connected.
Meal Preparation
Planning and cooking nutritious meals tailored to specific dietary needs, ensuring seniors eat healthily and stay hydrated.
Light Housekeeping
Assistance with daily chores like laundry, doing the dishes, taking out the trash, and keeping the living space tidy and safe.
Medication Reminders
Friendly, timely reminders to take prescribed medications and drink water, helping prevent missed doses and complications.
Hobbies & Recreation
Engaging in favorite hobbies, playing games, reading, going for walks, and providing mental stimulation to stay sharp and active.
How it works
A simpler way to arrange companion care.
Skip the stressful agency phone tag. Describe your loved one's needs once and let specialized local care teams reach out to you.
Describe the care needs
Specify the type of assistance required, the preferred schedule, and any specific hobbies or interests your loved one enjoys.
Get matched locally
We route your request directly to vetted home care agencies and independent companion caregivers serving your specific area.
Review caregivers
Evaluate agency responses, compare hourly rates, and review the background and personality profiles of the care providers.
Start companion care
Finalize the care plan directly with your chosen provider to ensure your loved one feels supported, safe, and happy at home.
Find the perfect caregiver match
Ensure your loved one remains safe and socially active by connecting with companions whose personality and skills align with your family's needs.
Instantly reach multiple vetted local companion care agencies with one request.
Combat senior isolation and depression with engaging, friendly companionship.
Ensure safe transportation to doctor appointments and grocery stores.
Find flexible scheduling, from a few hours a week to daily daytime support.
Gain peace of mind knowing a professional is checking in on your loved one.
Access high-intent private pay leads
Grow your home care agency by connecting directly with families actively seeking companion care, transportation, and daily assistance.
Receive highly qualified, high-intent private pay companion care leads directly.
Review the client's schedule, location, and specific needs before responding.
Grow your agency's census with long-term, recurring companion clients.
Connect directly with families actively looking to hire a caregiver right now.
Focus purely on providing exceptional, compassionate care to your community.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about companion care.
Learn the difference between companion care and personal care, understand private pay options, and see how scheduling works.
Companion care is "hands-off" assistance. It focuses on social interaction, meal prep, light housekeeping, and transportation. Personal care is "hands-on" assistance, which includes everything in companion care plus help with activities of daily living (ADLs) like bathing, dressing, and toileting.
Yes. Transportation and running errands are core services of companion care. Caregivers can either drive your loved one's vehicle (if insured properly) or use their own vehicle to get to medical appointments, the grocery store, or social events.
Most home care agencies have a minimum shift requirement, typically ranging from 2 to 4 hours per visit. This ensures caregivers are compensated fairly for their travel and time. You can specify how many hours you need in your request.
Traditional Medicare generally does not cover non-medical companion care. These services are typically paid for out-of-pocket (private pay), through Long-Term Care Insurance policies, or sometimes via specific Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits.
Ready to arrange care?
Describe the required assistance, location, and scheduling needs. We'll connect you with elite local companion care professionals.