Services

Where does your loved one live?

That answer decides which service fits. Pick the one that sounds like your situation.

In a senior living or care facility

Companionship visits

Real time together, twice a month, with the same Care Companion each visit.

Each visit
2.5 hours
How often
2× a month
Companion
The same one
What a visit looks like
Conversation and stories
Cards, checkers, dominoes
Reading or a favorite film
An outing or a walk
3-month commitment
$250/mo
Our best rate.
Month to month
$350/mo
No contract required.
Request a visit
Living independently at home

Welfare checks

A short visit to lay eyes on them, and a written report to you afterwards.

Each check
10–15 min
Where
Their home
How often
As requested
What you get back

A personalized report sent to a family member about their general well-being after every check-in. Good for families out of state, or anyone who just wants a regular set of eyes.

Retainer
$100/mo
Plus $25 per visit requested.
Request a check-in
Either path starts here

The compatibility visit

Before routine visits begin, we meet to make sure the personalities fit. If the match isn’t right, reassignment or cancellation carries no penalty.

$50
for the first meeting. Non-refundable, but if you decide to continue, it is credited toward your monthly bill.
Add on to either

Errands and pickups

Errands or grocery pickups (10 items or less)
Food delivery pickup
Medication pickup
$100/mo
flat rate, or $25 per add-on visit
You cover the actual cost of items purchased. Requests are prepaid at least one week ahead.

What we don’t do

Time with Tina is companionship only. We do not provide medical or personal care, including medication administration, mobility assistance, or hygiene-related support. Standard visits are not offered in a client’s home.

If a senior needs medical attention during a visit, we call 911 immediately and notify the family or designated emergency contact.

What stays private

Conversations during visits are confidential. Personal matters are not shared with family members or payees unless the senior gives explicit consent.

Families do receive a record of activities completed and general notes on mood, participation, and preferences.