Meaningful Companionship
Consistent one-to-one social connection based on the person’s interests, routines, and preferences.
Non-medical companionship and supervision that helps adults participate in everyday activities, build social connection, and remain engaged at home and in the community.
Support is individualized rather than delivered from a fixed checklist. These are common areas the service may address when included in the authorized plan.
Consistent one-to-one social connection based on the person’s interests, routines, and preferences.
Support participating in approved community activities, recreation, and social opportunities.
Attentive presence and supervision that supports health, safety, and emotional well-being.
Companion support may take place at home or in the community according to the authorized plan.
Adult companion services generally provide non-medical supervision, socialization, and support participating in everyday home or community activities identified in the person’s support plan.
No. Adult companion services focus on companionship, supervision, and participation rather than hands-on personal care. The authorized plan determines the exact support provided.
They may take place at home or in community settings when those activities are included in the person-centered plan and authorized by the lead agency.