Regina and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Companion Services
Companion services provide social connection, encouragement, and meaningful support for clients who may feel lonely, isolated, or less engaged in daily life.
How this support can help
- Friendly conversation and regular connection
- Recreational activities, hobbies, crafts, or meaningful pastimes
- Meal preparation or shared meals
- Shopping, errands, laundry, and light housekeeping related to care
- Accompaniment to appointments or activities when part of the care routine
Make companionship personal
A helpful companion visit reflects the person's interests rather than a generic activity list. Share favourite activities, conversation topics, usual meal times, and the outings they enjoy. Discuss whether the visit is mainly for company or also includes practical assistance. If personal or nursing care is needed, describe it separately so the team can plan an appropriate mix of support.
Questions for your Caring Consult
- Which activities and routines does the person enjoy?
- Is company needed at home, during outings, or both?
- What updates would help family members feel informed?
Availability, visits, and costs
The local team confirms whether this service is suitable for the person, their address, and the requested schedule. Discuss visit length, staffing, travel, and any supplies or other costs before accepting a care arrangement. Your Caring Consult is the place to agree on the next steps and who will follow up.