Companion Care in Sierra Vista, AZ
Companion Care is a scheduled visit from a caregiver whose job is your parent's day: conversation, a meal at the table, a drive to the store, a walk, a card game. At Seniors Helping Seniors Southern Arizona, our caregivers are seniors themselves, so your parent is cared for by someone who understands this stage of life. We serve Sierra Vista, Fort Huachuca and the surrounding Cochise County communities, with no weekly minimums and no long-term contracts
What Companion Care Includes
Every visit is built around what your parent enjoys and what the week needs. The same caregiver comes each time, on the days and hours you choose, so your parent isn't explaining their life to a stranger every week. Companion care is non-medical; if personal care such as bathing or dressing becomes part of the picture, the same caregiver can add it.
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Conversation, cards, puzzles, photo albums and phone or video calls with family
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Meals planned, cooked and eaten together at the table
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Rides to the grocery store, pharmacy, church and the senior center
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Walks and light activity, scheduled for the cool part of the day
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A short note for the family after each visit
How a Companion Makes the Week Better
Company & Conversation
A familiar face on a set schedule, for coffee, cards, the photo albums and the stories your parent loves to tell. Because our caregivers are seniors too, the conversation comes easily.
Outings & Errands
Rides to the store, the pharmacy, church or the senior center, with your parent along for the trip. Outings are planned for the cool part of the day, and the caregiver stays with them.
Meals at the Table
Lunch planned, cooked and eaten together, often with your parent helping in the kitchen. A person who eats with a friend eats better, and the caregiver notices when appetite changes.
Companion Care Across Sierra Vista and Cochise County
Our office is at 4251 Enterprise Way in Sierra Vista, and our caregivers live in the communities they serve. In Sierra Vista and Fort Huachuca that might mean a morning drive toward the Huachucas, lunch off Fry Boulevard or a ride to the commissary. Many of the families we serve are military retirees and surviving spouses who've moved a dozen times and have friends everywhere except down the street. Out in Benson, Bisbee, Tombstone, Willcox and Douglas, where the nearest store or clinic can be a long drive, a companion who drives can be what keeps a parent connected to town.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers for Sierra Vista families.
Companion care is billed by the hour, with no weekly minimums and no long-term contracts. We give you an exact rate at the free in-home consultation, based on how many hours and days your parent needs.
Most families start with three- or four-hour visits, two or three times a week.
Yes. Rides to appointments, the store, church and the senior center are part of companion care, in your parent's car or the caregiver's.
Yes. We serve Sierra Vista and communities across Cochise County. Call us about your parent's address and we'll talk through scheduling.
Start With One Visit a Week
There are no weekly minimums and no long-term contracts. Call our Sierra Vista office and we’ll match your parent with a companion who fits.
No Long-Term Contracts
No Weekly Minimums
Flexible Scheduling
Background-checked caregivers
Licensed, bonded & insured
Prefer to talk it through? Call us directly at (520) 487-4246.