Companionship for Seniors

Keeping Seniors Supported, Connected, and Cared For

Reducing Loneliness, Restoring Connection

Options Here to Help

Did you know loneliness can significantly impact seniors’ health and well-being? The good news is that with the right support and meaningful connections, isolation can be eased. This is where Options Home Care steps in — offering compassionate companionship services to help seniors stay socially connected, emotionally supported, and engaged in everyday life.

Friendly Conversations

Engaging seniors in warm, meaningful conversations to combat loneliness and provide emotional reassurance.

Activity-Based Engagement

Participating in favorite activities like card games, puzzles, and hobbies to keep seniors mentally active and connected.

Reading & Entertainment

Reading books, newspapers, or playing favorite music to spark joy and foster a sense of familiarity.

Home-Based Activities

Engaging in simple home activities like baking, gardening, or light exercise to keep seniors involved and active.

Errands & Outings

Accompanying seniors on walks, shopping trips, or community events to encourage socialization and fresh air.

Pet Therapy

Providing comforting interactions with lifelike pets to soothe anxiety and offer emotional support.

Safety Checks & Monitoring

Observing changes in behavior, or health to keep families informed and seniors safe.

Memory Support & Reminiscing

Encouraging memory-sharing and storytelling to stimulate cognitive function and foster connection.

Family Communication & Updates

Keeping families in the loop with regular updates on their loved one’s mood, activities, and overall well-being.

What Families Are Saying

Best home care service we've had. They are excellent! We've had 4 home care agencies in the past 5 years and Options proved to be by far the best one in terms of quality, reliability, cost, selection of their care givers and their after hours response time. Their office staff are very attentive to our needs. Wish we found them earlier.

Sally J

Daughter of care recipient