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Companion & Sitter Care at Home
Isolation is a health risk. Our companions bring connection, routine, and a watchful eye, and they let the family know when something changes.
Companion & Sitter Care
What's included
- Sitter services and supervision for people who shouldn't be alone
- Friendly visits, conversation, and socialization
- Personal errands and grocery shopping
- Meal preparation, light housekeeping, and laundry
- Walks, hobbies, and outings
- Medication and appointment reminders
- Observing and reporting changes to the family
Who it helps most
- Older adults living alone
- People who need supervision but not hands-on care
- Families who live far away
How to pay
Private pay and long-term care insurance. See payment options →
FAQ
Companion & Sitter Care: common questions
Is companion care covered by Medicaid?
Companion-only care usually isn't. If your loved one needs hands-on help too, Georgia Medicaid EDWP may cover personal care. Call us and we'll explain the options.
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Other ways we help
Personal Care (Medicaid EDWP)Respite CareAlzheimer's & Dementia CareHospital-to-Home TransitionsTransportation & ErrandsSkilled Nursing at HomePediatric Home Care (GAPP)
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Free in-home consultation. Care can begin within 48 hours of referral.