What should I expect from a Companion?

Knowledge of your situation and the kinds of things you’d like done, flexibility, responsiveness, initiative in identifying and suggesting other helpful supports, and doing what need to be done at all times. Companions are Care for You® employees, not contractors. They receive ongoing training and quality oversight.

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