Service
Companion Care for Seniors in Central Texas
Companion care is non-medical, in-home support focused on company, supervision, and safety, not skilled medical tasks. It's the right fit when an adult is mostly independent but shouldn't be alone all day, or when a family caregiver needs dependable relief.
What's included
- Companionship and conversation
- Supervision and regular safety checks
- Light assistance around the home
- Emotional support and encouragement
- Sitting services
- Temporary relief for family caregivers (respite)
Best for
- Aging parents who live alone and shouldn't spend the whole day unsupervised
- Family caregivers who need a few hours back each week
- Recovery periods after a hospital stay where company and watchfulness matter most
Notes
Companion care is non-medical. For skilled nursing or medical tasks, families should work with a licensed home-health agency in parallel.
Questions about companion care
Is companion care the same as a home-health aide?
No. Companion care is non-medical: company, supervision, and light help around the home. A home-health aide working under a licensed agency can perform medical tasks; Veronica does not provide skilled medical care.
How few hours can we book?
There are no minimums on standard companion-care visits. Many families start with a few hours a week and adjust as needs change.