Companion Care from Queen City Elder Care
Companion care is non-medical home care focused on social engagement, safety supervision, and everyday support — conversation, hobbies, meal companionship, and light reminders — for older adults who are largely independent but shouldn't be alone.
Call Queen City Elder Care: (513) 510-4410How Queen City Elder Care Delivers Companion Care
Queen City Elder Care provides in-home companion care focused on social interaction, emotional support, and assistance with non-physical daily tasks, with personalized care plans and 24/7 electronic access to care documentation. Caregivers help seniors maintain independence and connection while families manage other responsibilities.
Summarized from Queen City Elder Care's website. Not yet reviewed by our team.
How It Works Here
- Meal preparation and light housekeeping/laundry
- Medication reminders and walking/feeding pets
- Transportation to appointments, social outings, and errands
- Engagement in therapeutic activities and games
- Organizing and maintaining calendars of events and appointments
- Help with basic technology tasks including video calls
- Mental stimulation through puzzles, reading, and reminiscing for those with mild memory issues
- Assistance with pet care tasks
- Regular supervisory visits by the Director of Client Services
- 24/7 electronic access to care plans, schedules, and caregiver notes
What Stands Out About Queen City Elder Care
- Owners and management team are Certified Dementia Practitioners and Trainers
- Only agency in the state with a Nationally Certified Activity Director who provides Lifestyle Activity Assessments tailored to each client's cognitive level
- Electronically verified supervisory visit records for caregiver oversight
- Voted top home care agency in Cincinnati and surrounding areas every year since 2016 based on third-party verified client reviews
Who Queen City Elder Care Supports
Seniors needing social interaction and assistance with daily tasks, including those with mild memory issues, Alzheimer's disease, or dementia. Also available for younger individuals with disabilities who need social interaction and support with daily activities.
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Read the Companion Care guide →Frequently Asked Questions
Can companion care be temporary or part-time?
Yes, companion care can be arranged on a temporary or part-time basis, customized to fit schedules ranging from occasional visits for a few hours a week to daily check-ins.
What happens if my loved one's needs change over time?
Companion care plans are flexible and can be adjusted as needs evolve. If additional support becomes necessary, such as personal care or medical assistance, the care plan can be updated to provide more comprehensive services.
How does the intake process work?
Queen City Elder Care uses a 3-step process: a phone consultation to discuss needs and goals, an in-home consultation to learn about the unique situation and create a care plan, and then matching with caregivers and outlining next steps.
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