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Assisted Living Telephone Companion Care
What happens during the call?
What happens during the call?
What happens during the call?
- Introduction and catching up: The call starts with friendly greetings and conversation about the senior's day or well-being.
- Engaging in conversation: The companion actively listens and uses conversation starters to explore the senior's life, such as memories, family, and past experiences.
- Sharing thoughts and feelings: The session is a s
- Introduction and catching up: The call starts with friendly greetings and conversation about the senior's day or well-being.
- Engaging in conversation: The companion actively listens and uses conversation starters to explore the senior's life, such as memories, family, and past experiences.
- Sharing thoughts and feelings: The session is a safe space for the senior to share opinions, thoughts, and emotions without judgment.
- Focusing on shared interests: The companion works to discover common interests to build rapport and enjoy the conversation together.
- Providing emotional support: The primary role is to provide companionship and a sense of connection, which can reduce feelings of loneliness, depression, and anxiety.
What is our role?
What happens during the call?
What happens during the call?
- Provide companionship and emotional support: Regularly call to talk, listen, and build a friendly relationship with the senior.
- Reduce loneliness: Offer a consistent social connection for isolated individuals, helping to combat feelings of loneliness.
- Stimulate your mind: Engage in meaningful conversations, discuss sports, or read togethe
- Provide companionship and emotional support: Regularly call to talk, listen, and build a friendly relationship with the senior.
- Reduce loneliness: Offer a consistent social connection for isolated individuals, helping to combat feelings of loneliness.
- Stimulate your mind: Engage in meaningful conversations, discuss sports, or read together over the phone.
- Assist with daily reminders: Help the senior remember daily activities like taking medication, appointments, or meals.
- Monitor and report concerns: Watch for any changes in the senior's well-being and report concerns to family members or the appropriate contacts.
We keep it real and we care.
What happens during the call?
We keep it real and we care.
- Remote role: This is a telephone-based service, involving no in-person visits.
- Not a substitute for medical care: The role does not include medical care, physical assistance, or personal hygiene tasks. We can reach out to emergency services if the need arises.
- No script: The conversation is free-flowing and determined by the senior's int
- Remote role: This is a telephone-based service, involving no in-person visits.
- Not a substitute for medical care: The role does not include medical care, physical assistance, or personal hygiene tasks. We can reach out to emergency services if the need arises.
- No script: The conversation is free-flowing and determined by the senior's interests and what they want to talk about.
- Not a therapist: The companion is not a counselor and does not give advice.
- Focus on companionship: The goal is to create a genuine friendship and a life-affirming connection.
- Safety is a priority: Some programs have the added layer of checking on the senior's well-being or ensuring they have taken their medication. If the senior does not answer, the companion may follow protocol, such as attempting to call again or contacting an emergency contact.