What our caregivers do
Companion Care
Companion care is help with the shape of a day — real company, home-cooked meals, errands run, and a familiar face who shows up — for someone who is safe at home but shouldn't be doing it all alone. For most families it's where care starts: not after a crisis, but when the days have simply grown too quiet, or too long, to manage by themselves.
Who it's for
Who companion care is for
It usually fits one of three situations. If any of them sounds like your family, a short phone call is the right next step.
Living alone, and the house has gone quiet
They're managing, but meals get skipped, the days blur together, and no one would know if something went wrong.
Family that can't be there every day
Between work, kids, and the miles between you, you want someone dependable in the house on the days you can't be.
Getting back on their feet
After a fall, a hospital stay, or the loss of a spouse, a steady presence helps them rebuild confidence at home.
What a caregiver does
The everyday things, handled
A caregiver is there for the ordinary things that keep a day steady and a home comfortable.
- Real company — conversation, cards, a walk, a favorite show watched together
- Meals planned, cooked, and shared at the table
- Light housekeeping, laundry, and keeping the home tidy
- Errands, grocery runs, and rides to appointments, church, or the salon
- Reminders for medications, appointments, and what's on the calendar
- Regular check-ins, and updates your family can count on
Care built around an ordinary day
Company, routine, and practical help — without taking over.
Clear about our lane
What companion care is not
We're a non-medical company, and we say so plainly. Knowing exactly where the line sits is part of keeping your family safe.
- No nursing, wound care, injections, or hands-on medical treatment
- We remind about medication — we don't administer it or manage prescriptions
- We work alongside home health, hospice, and doctors — never in their place
What it costs
An honest word on price
There's no set hourly rate posted here, because the honest number depends on the schedule — how many hours, which days, and whether you need companion care, personal care, or both. After the in-home care plan visit you'll have a clear estimate and the ways families pay, with no pressure and no surprises.
How it begins
One call. Three clear steps.
Start with one conversation
Tell our care coordinator what daily life looks like and where support would make a difference.
Build the care plan at home
A no-cost home visit turns routines, needs, and preferences into a clear plan.
Meet the caregiver match
Care begins with a match based on needs, personality, and location — with SteadiCare staying involved.
Ready to bring companion care home?
Tell us what the days look like now. Our care coordinator in Greenwood will walk you through what help could look like — at no cost, and with no pressure to decide anything on the spot.