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Companionship care in Coventry and Warwickshire

Friendly, regular company from someone who shares your interests, so days feel brighter and you stay connected to the people and places you love.

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A good chat, a cup of tea and something to look forward to.

Companion carer walking arm in arm with an elderly woman through a Coventry park in autumn

What Is Companionship Care?

Companionship care is about people, not tasks. A friendly carer visits regularly to spend time with you: talking, sharing hobbies, going out or simply being good company.

It suits people who manage day to day but feel lonely, have lost confidence going out or miss having someone to talk to. Companionship can be on its own or alongside other support such as visiting or personal care.

When a Little Company Makes a Big Difference

Companionship may help if you or your loved one:
  • Lives alone and spends long stretches without seeing anyone
  • Has lost a partner or close friend and feels the days are quieter
  • Has stopped going out after a fall, an illness or a loss of confidence
  • Lives with sight or hearing loss and finds it harder to socialise
  • Is living with dementia and enjoys familiar faces and routines
  • Has family who live far away and worry between visits

Things We Can Do Together

Select the activities they enjoy, then send them with an enquiry.

Carer playing dominoes with an elderly man during a sit-in visit at his home in Coventry

Sit-ins: Time Out for Family Carers

If you care for a partner or parent, it can be hard to leave the house. A sit-in means one of our carers stays with your loved one for a few hours, so you can go to an appointment, see friends or simply have some time to yourself.

Your loved one has good company and you can relax knowing someone is there.

Need a longer break? Learn about respite care

Staying Connected with Family and Community

  • Keeping in touch

    Help with video calls, phone calls, messages and cards to family and friends.

  • Technology made simple

    Patient help using a tablet or phone at your own pace.

  • Local life

    Keeping up with your community, faith groups and friendships that matter to you.

  • Letters and post

    Reading and replying to letters together, if you would like a hand.

How We Arrange Companionship

  1. Step 1: Talk to us

    Tell us about the person, their interests and what they enjoy.

  2. Step 2: Free consultation

    We visit to understand routines, interests and what good company looks like.

  3. Step 3: Meet your companion

    We match a carer and agree days, times and activities.

  4. Step 4: Regular reviews

    We check in often and adjust visits as interests or needs change.

See how to arrange care
Companion carer helping an elderly man make a video call to his grandchildren on a tablet

The Right Companion for You

Good companionship depends on getting on well. We match carers by personality, interests and experience, so conversations flow and visits feel like time with a friend.
  • Carers matched by personality, experience and compatibility
  • Trained, DBS checked and supported by our Coventry office
  • The same familiar faces wherever possible
  • Families kept informed, if you would like us to

Companionship for Different Needs

Also consider: Respite Care

How Much Does Companionship Care Cost?

The cost depends on how long each visit lasts, how often you would like visits and whether outings are included. We will give you a clear quote after your free consultation.

Read our costs and funding guide

Companionship Questions

Ask About Companionship

Tell us a little about the person and what they enjoy, and we will suggest how companionship could fit into their week. No pressure and no obligation.

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info@preservehealthcare.co.uk

Not sure which service you need? Tell us a little about your situation and we will talk through the options with you.

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