Companion Care
Companion Care for Seniors in Virginia
Companion care is friendly, reliable support at home — conversation, shared meals, errands, light housekeeping, and a trusted face showing up each visit — rather than hands-on physical care. It's a good fit for seniors who are mostly independent but live alone or spend too much of the day without company. We provide companion care throughout Central and Northern Virginia.
Whether your loved one lives alone, has recently lost a spouse, or simply needs someone there to brighten the day, a consistent companion caregiver provides comfort and connection — and gives out-of-town family peace of mind that someone dependable is checking in.
What does companion care include?
Companion visits are shaped around what your loved one enjoys and what the household needs — typical visits include:
- ✓Conversation, activities, and companionship
- ✓Meal preparation and shared mealtimes
- ✓Errands, appointments, and transportation
- ✓Walks and light mobility assistance
- ✓Medication reminders
- ✓Safety checks and general supervision
Who is companion care for?
Companion care fits seniors who can manage most daily routines on their own but are spending long stretches of the day alone — after losing a spouse, when family lives far away, or when driving and errands have become difficult. Regular companionship helps seniors stay engaged and connected, keeps meals and routines on track, and means someone dependable notices early when something seems off.
Companion care is also how many families take a break themselves: a caregiver can step in for a few hours a week so a family caregiver can rest, work, or run their own errands — what's often called respite care.
Carefully screened
Background-checked caregivers, matched to your loved one
Custom care plans
Built around each person's routine, not a checklist
Family-owned
Local since 1998 — not a national franchise
Meet Our Team
The real people behind the care
Our caregivers and office team — photographed by us, not a stock library.
Christa Klippen
Chief Operating Officer & Co-Owner
Joan Murray
President & Co-Owner
Kate Cheng
Client Services Manager
Stacie Kirchner
Staffing Coordinator
Cindy Cowdrey
Office Assistant
Our caregivers
One on One Care
Our caregivers
One on One Care
Where do we provide companion care?
Companion caregivers visit homes throughout Central and Northern Virginia. Browse all of our service areas.
Warrenton & Fauquier area
Serving Fauquier County, Culpeper, and western Prince William — consultations happen in your home.
Not sure whether companion care is enough? If your loved one needs hands-on help with bathing, dressing, or mobility, look at our personal care service. For memory-related conditions like Alzheimer's or dementia, see specialized care — or see everything we offer on our services overview.
Companion Care Questions
Questions about companion care
Here are the questions families ask most about companion care and respite. If you don't see yours, call us — we're happy to talk it through.
Call (540) 288-1300Companion care is support and company rather than hands-on care: conversation, meals, errands, light housekeeping, and a consistent friendly presence. It's a good fit for seniors who are mostly independent but spend too much time alone, and it gives out-of-town family peace of mind that someone dependable is checking in.
Respite care gives family caregivers a real break. If you're the one providing daily care for a parent or spouse, our caregivers can step in for a few hours a week, a full day, or longer stretches, so you can rest, work, travel, or simply catch your breath — knowing your loved one is in good hands.
Common signs include difficulty managing daily tasks like cooking, bathing, or keeping up with the house, increased falls or safety concerns, loneliness or social withdrawal, or a recent hospital stay. If you're asking the question, it's probably worth a conversation — we're happy to talk through your situation at no cost and no commitment.
Yes. We generally ask for a minimum of 4 hours per visit and 3 visits per week. These guidelines help us provide dependable staffing and keep the same caregivers with the same clients. If your circumstances are different, call us — we're always willing to talk it through.
Last updated: August 2026
When You're Ready
Good company makes a real difference
Tell us a little about your loved one and we'll help you decide whether companion care is the right starting point. No pressure, no commitment — just a conversation with a local, family-owned team.
No pressure. No commitment. We'll get back to you promptly.
Schedule a Call
Sometimes it's easier to pick a time than to call in the middle of a workday. Choose whatever slot suits you and we'll call you then.
The call runs 15 to 30 minutes. We'll ask questions to build a clear picture of the needs and preferences involved, and you're welcome to ask us anything you'd like. There's nothing to prepare.
Or call us directly at (540) 288-1300 — a real person answers.