Assisted and Independent Living Support

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 Assisted living facilities provide care, but they can’t offer the individualized attention and flexibility that a dedicated companion brings. Here’s why families choose to add companion support:

1. A smoother transition
   A personal companion can help a new resident get oriented, become familiar with the layout of the facility, make new friends, and feel more connected to daily life and activities.
    
2. Consistency and advocacy
   A companion learns your loved one’s routines, preferences, and personality. They help communicate those needs to facility staff, ensuring your loved one receives the attention and support they’ve been promised.
    
3. Extra support beyond what the facility can provide
   Many residents benefit from extra assistance, especially during their first weeks after moving in. Some need more contact, attention, or reassurance than facility staff can provide, particularly during busy times.
    
4. Flexibility and a personalized match
   Facilities often have fixed schedules and limited staffing. A companion can be scheduled at the exact times your loved one needs support—and the relationship is built on finding the right personality match, making the experience more comfortable and personal.