5440 Morehouse Dr, Suite 2700, San Diego, CA, 92121
5440 Morehouse Dr, Suite 2700, San Diego, CA, 92121
Loneliness and social isolation are among the most significant challenges many older adults face, but they don’t have to face them alone. At Interim Healthcare of La Jolla, we provide heartfelt senior companionship care that brings joy, conversation, and meaningful connection into seniors’ daily lives.
Our professional companions are more than caregivers—they’re trusted friends who brighten each day and help seniors stay engaged, active, and emotionally well.
Senior companionship care focuses on providing non-medical, social, and emotional support to aging adults in their own homes. This type of care is ideal for seniors who are physically independent or receive help with basic needs, but still crave connection and conversation.
Companionship care enhances quality of life by alleviating feelings of loneliness, boosting mood, and fostering cognitive stimulation—all while promoting safety and maintaining daily routines.
Even seniors who are physically healthy can suffer emotionally if they lack social connection. Our senior companionship care addresses this vital need by:
A little companionship can go a long way in helping seniors feel seen, heard, and valued.
Our companionship caregivers are carefully selected for their warmth, empathy, and ability to form genuine, meaningful relationships with the clients they serve.
Not exactly. Companionship focuses on emotional and social support, while personal care encompasses assistance with physical needs, such as bathing and dressing. Many clients choose to combine both.
Yes. We strive to pair clients with caregivers who share common interests, which helps build natural rapport and friendship.
We offer flexible schedules, ranging from a few hours per week to daily visits, tailored to your specific needs.
Typically, companionship services are not covered by Medicare, but may be included under some long-term care insurance plans. We’ll help you explore options.
Our companionship caregivers are trained to work with seniors with mild cognitive impairment and can provide structure, safety, and emotional support.
Yes. We believe in open communication and will keep families informed about their loved one’s mood, well-being, and any concerns that arise.
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