7 Signs Your Loved One Might Need Help at Home

Caring for an aging parent or loved one can be both rewarding and challenging. Often, families aren’t sure when “a little extra help” becomes necessary. Recognizing the early signs can make all the difference in ensuring safety, comfort, and peace of mind.

Here are 7 key signs that your loved one may benefit from in-home companion care:

✅ Checklist: Signs to Watch For

☐ Difficulty with Daily Tasks – Struggling with cooking, laundry, or keeping the house tidy.

☐ Changes in Personal Hygiene – Skipping showers or wearing the same clothes repeatedly.

☐ Increased Forgetfulness – Missing medications, forgetting appointments, or misplacing items often.

☐ Withdrawal from Social Activities – No longer participating in hobbies or visiting with friends.

☐ Unexplained Weight Loss or Poor Nutrition – Skipping meals or relying on unhealthy snacks.

☐ Frequent Falls or Mobility Issues – Difficulty walking, using stairs, or balance concerns.

☐ Emotional or Behavioral Changes – Signs of depression, anxiety, or noticeable mood swings.

Did You Know? 💡

Senior isolation is more than just loneliness — research shows it can be as harmful to health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day. Companion care not only supports daily needs but also provides meaningful social interaction, helping seniors stay engaged and emotionally healthy.

How Companion Care Can Help

At Home Companion, our trained caregivers provide assistance with daily activities, companionship, and peace of mind for families. Whether it’s preparing meals, running errands, or simply being there for conversation, we ensure your loved one feels supported and safe at home.

👉 If you’ve noticed one or more of these signs, it might be the right time to explore companion care services.

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